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11 Jun 2026 edition
Python GitHub Rust

astral-sh/ruff: 0.15.17

Release Notes Released on 2026-06-11. Preview features Allow human-readable names in suppression comments (#25614) Fix handling of ignore comments within a disable/enable pair (#25845) Prioritize human-readable names in…

Source: Ruff Releases github-actions[bot]
FastAPI GitHub Python

encode/starlette: Version 1.3.0

What's Changed Clamp oversized suffix ranges in FileResponse by @jiyujie2006 in #3307 Catch OSError alongside MultiPartException when closing temp files by @N3XT3R1337 in #3191 Add httpx2 to the full extra by @Kludex in…

Source: Starlette Releases Kludex
Python

The Algorithm Eats Diagnosis

There's a genre now. You've seen it. A face fills the frame, the captions bounce along the bottom, and the voice says something like: five signs you might have ADHD. Or: things I didn't know were autism. Or the compound…

Source: Kenneth Reitz
Python

A Framework of One's Own

In October 2018 I released a web framework called Responder, and to understand why it exists you have to remember what the Python web felt like that year, because the web it was born into no longer exists. It was the…

Source: Kenneth Reitz
Python

Whatever This Is

There is a folder in my notes called System 777. It contains around two hundred files and a hundred and thirty thousand words: maps, dream logs, a glossary, a quest log, channeled writings preserved verbatim, and…

Source: Kenneth Reitz
Python

How I Write Now

Some of my own essays this year have made me cry. That's not remarkable; writers cry at their own work all the time, usually at how bad it is. What's remarkable is when it happens. Not while typing a sentence. While…

Source: Kenneth Reitz
Python

Breaking Changes

The first DSM shipped in 1952. It was a spiral-bound thing of about 130 pages describing roughly a hundred disorders. The current release runs just under a thousand pages and describes around three hundred. Between…

Source: Kenneth Reitz
Python

RhymePad: Seeing the Sound

Rhyme is a fact about sound, not spelling. Blue rhymes with shoe and through and you, and not one of them is spelled like the others. Comb, bomb, and tomb all end in the same three letters and not one of them rhymes…

Source: Kenneth Reitz
Python

MentalHealthError: Ten Years Later

This week I did something I'd been putting off for a long time. I reread MentalHealthError: an exception occurred, the essay where I told the internet I had bipolar disorder. A hundred and fifty thousand people read it…

Source: Kenneth Reitz
Python

Tending the Vault

There's an entry in my Obsidian daily notes from this April that I didn't think anyone would ever read, including me. It says: > Working on the vault today. Got a fancy new theme going, pretty good. Refactored the style…

Source: Kenneth Reitz
Python

Handwriting on the Floor

Sometimes there is handwriting on the floor. Sometimes there are printed pages on the walls, set like scripture, type where no type is. This has been true for years. It comes in waves, usually when stress is high or the…

Source: Kenneth Reitz
Python

#551: Stroll Down Startup Lane - 2026

If you've ever been to PyCon, you know one of the best parts of the expo hall is Startup Row, a stretch of booths where early-stage companies built on Python show off what they're creating. But only attendees get to…

Source: Talk Python To Me Michael Kennedy (@mkennedy)