Python-like Numerical Computation Library MatX Brings Transforms as Operators and Other Features
Developed by Nvidia for its own GPUs, MatX is a C++ library that aims to bring near-native performance in numerical computing using a high-level syntax not far from those available in Python scipy or MATLAB. Its latest release brings a number of new features, including the possibility to use transforms as operators, new operators such as upsample, downsample, pwelch, and more.
JetBrains Launches IntelliJ-Based Writing Tool WriterSide
With WriterSide, JetBrains aims to allow developers and writers to create technical documentation using a write, test, build workflow. The new tool is based on IntelliJ-platform IDEs and has been used to create most of JetBrains products’ documentation for the last few years.
Shopify Open-sources Ruvy, a Toolchain to Create Wasm Modules from Ruby Code
Recently open-sourced by Spotify, Ruvy is a WebAssembly toolchain capable to translate Ruby code into Wasm modules. Based on ruby.wasm, Ruvy is implemented in Rust and includes some optimizations to improve performance and to simplify Wasm module execution.
Git-for-Data, Version-Controlled Database Dolt Gets PostgreSQL-Flavor
DoltgreSQL builds on top of the version-controlled database Dolt to provide Git-like log, diff, branch, and merge functionality for your Postgres database schema and data.
OpenSSL 3.2 Brings Support for QUIC, Windows Certificate Store, and More
The latest version of OpenSSL, OpenSSL 3.2.0, brings significant new features, including client support for QUIC, new digital signature algorithms, new certificate compression options, SSL/TLS security level increase, and more.