Tim Anderson
Deno adds scaleable messaging with new Queues feature, sparks debate about proprietary services
Deno has previewed Queues, a messaging system which enables asynchronous processing of long-running tasks. Queues are built on […]
Apple releases macOS 14, introduces global “meet with experts” developer sessions
Apple has introduced “Meet with Apple Experts” for developers, a global program providing “deep dives” into the company’s […]
Survey: how organizations believe AI will change DevOps
The majority of organizations believe generative AI will have a significant impact on DevOps, according to a new […]
Microsoft posts ‘early stages’ code for developing Windows drivers in Rust
Microsoft has posted code on Github enabling developers to code Windows drivers in Rust, a key step towards […]
Microsoft will block online Exchange Web Services API – but gaps remain with Graph alternative
Microsoft will retire Exchange Web Services (EWS) for Exchange Online, other than for its own applications, from October […]
Harness introduces Gitness open source Git Platform
DevOps company Harness has released Gitness, a new open source Git platform which it says is “the first […]
Java 21 long-term support edition released, survey shows further growth in Spring Boot usage
Oracle has released Java 21, the first LTS (long term support) edition since Java 17 two years ago, […]
Most valuable change in .NET 8? Dynamic optimization on by default, says Microsoft
Microsoft partner software engineer Stephen Toub has posted at length about performance improvements in the forthcoming version of […]
JetBrains introduces RustRover IDE, abandons open source Rust plugin
JetBrains has released an early access preview of RustRover, a fresh IDE for Rust. Rust support is not […]
Unity disunity: Community up in arms after announcement of runtime fee from January 2024
Game engine company Unity has announced a new runtime fee, applicable from 1st January 2024, based on game installs, […]