Alacritty 0.17 Brings TOML 1.1 Support and Better Wayland Integration

Alacritty 0.17 updates to TOML 1.1, adds mouse wheel binding support, and improves Wayland and macOS stability.

https://yoota.it/en/alacritty-0-17-brings-toml-1-1-support-and-better-wayland-integration/

Alacritty 0.17: aggiornamenti TOML 1.1 e nuove opzioni per Wayland

Scopri le novità di Alacritty 0.17: aggiornamento a TOML 1.1, nuove binding per il mouse e miglioramenti per Wayland e macOS.

https://yoota.it/alacritty-0-17-aggiornamenti-toml-1-1-e-nuove-opzioni-per-wayland/

Bucketeer Lite: Running Our Feature Flag Management System on a lightweight environment on Fly.io or AWS
https://developers.cyberagent.co.jp/blog/archives/62993/

#developers #エンジニア #Bucketeer #CA_Dev_Platform #CI_CD #Hanoi_DevCenter #OSS #Terraform #TOML

Bucketeer Lite: Running Our Feature Flag Management System on a lightweight environment on Fly.io or AWS | CyberAgent Developers Blog

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I fucking love the #toml file format. Ever since I discovered it through #rustlang I can't switch back to #json 
🎨✨ Wow, a 12MB "lightweight" binary! Because nothing screams efficiency like replacing your AI framework with something only slightly smaller than the #Titanic 🚢. If only axes were as sharp as this marketing hype—TOML never felt so revolutionary. 🤦‍♂️🔨
https://github.com/jrswab/axe #lightweightbinary #AIefficiency #marketinghype #TOML #HackerNews #ngated
GitHub - jrswab/axe: A ligthweight cli for running single-purpose AI agents. Define focused agents in TOML, trigger them from anywhere; pipes, git hooks, cron, or the terminal.

A ligthweight cli for running single-purpose AI agents. Define focused agents in TOML, trigger them from anywhere; pipes, git hooks, cron, or the terminal. - jrswab/axe

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Rust 1.94.0 Released with Array Windows and Cargo Improvements

Rust 1.94.0 introduces array_windows for slices, Cargo config inclusion, TOML 1.1 support in Cargo, and stabilized APIs in const contexts.

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@zvezdochetia @cybertailor @sarahquartz @kafazen @evgandr правда, в некоторый момент я пришёл к идее проставления временных меток — мне почему-то нравится помечать, когда возникла некоторая идея — с тех пор журналом я пользуюсь несколько реже. По большей части, как черновиком. Выглядит это примерно так:
```
- (@ Четверг 15 января 2026) некоторый пункт списка в norg
- #ts("2026-01-15") некоторый пункт списка в typst

// timestamp
#let ts(date) = [(#toml(bytes("date = " + date)).date.display())]
```

#norg #neorg #typst

Let's use #TOML for #Python packaging, it will be fun, they said.

Now we have TOML 1.1, and if packages start using it, they will no longer work with tools only supporting TOML 1.0. Such fun :)

https://discuss.python.org/t/adopting-toml-1-1/105624

Adopting TOML 1.1?

TOML 1.1 was released a few weeks ago bringing small but welcome changes: TOML: English v1.1.0 toml/CHANGELOG.md at main · toml-lang/toml · GitHub This presents an interesting compatibility challenge for Python packaging standards, as I don’t think any of the PEPs that introduce toml based files (pyproject.toml and pylock.toml) specify which version of TOML should be used. I assume that at some point TOML 1.1 will be added to tomli and then those changes will be upstreamed to the standard li...

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https://toml.io/en/v1.1.0#inline-table

#TOML has officially become the best configuration format, with support for multi-line inline tables in v1.1.0. I want it to be supported in cargo ASAP so that we can get rid of the super long lines for dependencies.

Update: TOML 1.1.0 support in Rust has been released in sync with the spec release. I'm going to try it out: https://crates.io/crates/toml

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TOML: English v1.1.0

Release TOML 1.1 by arp242 · Pull Request #1073 · toml-lang/toml

Fixes #928

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