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Microsoft’s Semantic Kernel + OpenAI’s new AI Assistants API: perfect fit, or recipe for developer confusion?

Microsoft’s Semantic Kernel, an SDK for AI programming, will provide an abstraction layer for OpenAI’s just-announced AI Assistants […]

Mozilla will move Firefox development from Mercurial to Microsoft’s GitHub

Mozilla is to move the primary repository for its flagship Firefox web browser from Mercurial to GitHub, in […]

jQuery survey shows majority using unmaintained versions – but upgrading might not be easy

The OpenJS Foundation has sponsored a jQuery survey showing that a majority of websites using this ubiquitous library […]

JetBrains offers first stable release of Kotlin Multiplatform

JetBrains has made Kotlin Multiplatform available in its first stable release, enabling code sharing across iOS, Android, desktop, […]

Sprotty project releases version 1.0: web-based visualization tool now “entering maturity”

The Eclipse Sprotty project, a framework for rendering diagrams using SVG (Scaleable Vector Graphics), has reached version 1.0, […]

A further push for passkeys: Android Credential Manager generally available from November 1st

Google will designate Credential Manager, an Android Jetpack API, generally available from November 1st. Jetpack is a set […]

Next.js 14 released as Vercel aims for “dynamic at the speed of static” – but are new features really stable?

Vercel has released Next.js 14 with performance improvements, stable Server Actions, and a preview of a feature called […]

Codeium 1.4 AI assistant adds multiple chats, preview of Command auto-coding feature

Codeium, an AI assistant from Exafunction, has added multiple chat support in the just-released 1.4 version, and previewed […]

Yarn 4.0 ups security, ease of use and performance – but is it enough to win back users?

The Yarn team is releasing version 4.0, the first major one since July 2021. New features include a […]

WebAssembly increasingly used for plug-ins and serverless, but needs better tools

A new WebAssembly survey sponsored by software development company Scott Logic shows growing usage as a runtime for […]