Julia Schmidt
Rust 1.59 serves devs inline assembly and automatic debuginfo-shaving
Rust 1.59 has landed, providing developers with more stability, a way to create smaller binaries, and support for […]
No tokens for you: GitLab flings out critical security patches
DevOps platform provider GitLab has released critical security updates 14.8.2, 14.7.4, and 14.6.5, strongly recommending users to upgrade […]
Break point: GitHub, Istio, Snyk, SQLite, Vitesse, and Twist
GitHub opened its database of open source-related CVEs and security advisories for community contributions this week. The company […]
GitLab put focus on security for v14.8 improvements
GitLab 14.8 has made its way into the open with security improvements and slight UI enhancements in tow. […]
C# team looks for feedback on parameter null-checking and list pattern features
With Visual Studio 17.1 being available, developers with a knack for C# programming now also have access to […]
C23 is shaping up: New keywords and fixed assert to land in updated standard
Another virtual meeting of the C programming language working group has come and gone, and with at least […]
Chris Lattner cuts last ties to Swift project
Chris Lattner, the mind behind compiler infrastructure project LLVM and Apple’s Swift language, has left the Swift core […]
Grafana 8.4 gives maintainers a break with mute timings
After a somewhat meagre update in December, the Grafana team went full steam ahead and now present version […]
The stack it is a-changin’: Podman 4.0 features rewritten network stack in prep of things to come
Red Hat’s open source tool for pod management, Podman, has received an extensive network stack overhaul, prompting the […]
Break point: Cassandra, Elastic, GitHub, KubeOne, New Relic, and CNCF
Users of Apache Cassandra who haven’t updated their systems in the last couple of days should consider an […]