Tim Anderson
Visual Studio Code gets floating editor windows – but there are oddities
The Visual Studio Code (VSCode) team has delivered a long-requested feature in its latest update, multiple floating editor […]
JetBrains releases its AI Assistant and pricing – but how does it compare to Github Copilot?
JetBrains has released its AI Assistant, now available in the 2023.3 versions of its range of IDEs and […]
20 years of Django: Version 5.0 is out with improved form authoring and new ORM features
The Django project has released version 5.0 of this popular web application framework for Python, including improvements to […]
AI Assistants write insecure code that humans trust too much, Snyk survey finds
A new report suggests that AI coding tools “consistently generate insecure code,” highlighting an aspect of automated coding […]
Interview: Not much on Kubernetes at AWS re:Invent? More than it seemed, VP tells us
Kubernetes is hot in the enterprise, yet received little attention in the keynotes at the AWS re:Invent conference […]
AWS promotes cell-based architecture for ‘resilience at scale’
Attendees at the Amazon Web Services’ re:Invent conference, well under way in Las Vegas this week, were encouraged […]
AWS SDKs for Rust and Kotlin are production-ready after more than two years of development
AWS has made its SDKs (Software Development Kits) for Rust and Kotlin generally available and supported for production […]
AWS adds features to CodeWhisperer stables: AI for infrastructure as code, Visual Studio C# support and more
AWS has added features to its CodeWhisperer AI assistant for developers, including support for infrastructure as code (IaC), […]
PHP 8.3 is released with new features as 8.0 heads for end of life
PHP 8.3 released today into the cold light of day, with fresh features including an Override attribute, JSON […]