I don't understand what you are trying to say but Anjuta and Glade are respectively
22 and 24 years old.
Anjuta stopped making progress well before GTK 4. GNOME Builder is a great alternative and was developed with GTK 3, the GTK 4 port is coming along quite well thought.
Glade is being phased out for Cambalache by its own maintainer.
I find GNOME development/platform refreshing because it's not hype driven, and it doesn't reinvent itself every year.
In this case I believe it's because System76 want to start designing their own laptop rather than relying on off-the-shelf Clevo designs and some of this keyboard design might make it into their own laptop.
I do like smaller keyboards though, easier to switch with laptop, less finger travel, less travel to the mouse and so on
Thank you for clarifying. Then I would suggest rephrasing the following sentence
> Microservices are an alternative to the monolith approach that gives developers the flexibility, scalability, and simplicity they need to build complex software applications.
Microservices aren't necessarily a bad idea but keep in mind that the company behind this article has an incentive to encourage developers to build complex systems.
Anjuta stopped making progress well before GTK 4. GNOME Builder is a great alternative and was developed with GTK 3, the GTK 4 port is coming along quite well thought.
Glade is being phased out for Cambalache by its own maintainer.
I find GNOME development/platform refreshing because it's not hype driven, and it doesn't reinvent itself every year.