As developers, we spend a significant amount of time in the terminal. Streamlining our workflow can lead to significant productivity gains. One of the most powerful ways to do this is by creating custom commands in your .bashrc file. This allows you to chain together existing commands, create …

Beyond the usual syntactic sugar and library additions, this release introduces a fundamental shift in how Python can execute code in parallel, thanks to first-class support for multiple interpreters and a new tail-call interpreter that improves performance under the hood. Let’s unpack what’s new, …