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content/en/blog/releases/planner123-1-0-0.md

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title: "Planner123 1.0: Your Week, Optimized"
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date: 2026-03-04
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description: >
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Planner123 1.0 is a personal task scheduler that models your week as a constraint satisfaction problem and solves it with SolverForge. Native Rust. Tauri desktop app. One binary.
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content/en/blog/releases/solverforge-maps-1-0-0.md

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title: "solverforge-maps 1.0: Routing Infrastructure for VRP Solvers"
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date: 2026-01-24
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solverforge-maps 1.0 provides zero-erasure road network and routing infrastructure for VRP solvers, with OSM data, R-tree indexing, and 3-tier caching.
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content/en/blog/technical/public-means-public.md

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title: "Public Means Public"
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date: 2026-03-10
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tags: [rust]
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In SolverForge, visibility is a contract enforced by the compiler. What's public is public. What's internal is internal. This will never change.
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content/en/blog/technical/why-java-interop-is-difficult.md

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title: "Why Java Interop is Difficult in SolverForge Core"
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date: 2025-12-30
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Reflections on the challenges of bridging Rust and Java in constraint solving, and the hard lessons learned along the way.
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