Tim Anderson
AWS Transform revamp uses AI to shift applications from Microsoft’s SQL Server
AWS has revamped its AI-based Transform tool, which assists with application modernization and migration, adding the ability to […]
AWS debuts Lambda managed instances on EC2: more control, lower cost for high volume users
At the AWS re:Invent conference in Las Vegas this week, the cloud giant has introduced Lambda managed instances, […]
Zig project ditches GitHub for Codeberg but move could be costly
The Zig project is migrating from GitHub to Codeberg, a non-profit Git hosting company based in Berlin, Germany, […]
OCaml maintainers reject massive AI-generated pull request
The maintainers of OCaml, an open-source functional programming language, rejected an AI-generated pull request (PR) with more than […]
Microsoft Visual Studio shifts to annual releases, raising cost concerns
Microsoft is accelerating Visual Studio’s update cycle, moving from quarterly to monthly feature updates and introducing annual major […]
Google’s Chromium team decides it will add JPEG XL support, reverses ‘obsolete’ declaration
The Google Chromium team, responsible for the browser engine used in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and more, has […]
Copilot .Net modernization tool a ‘huge downgrade,’ devs say – and no longer free
A post describing how to use GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio to migrate a .Net Framework application to […]
We take a look at Google’s Antigravity: Agentic AI development but some frustrations for early adopters
Google has previewed Antigravity, a new IDE forked from the open source base of Visual Studio Code, described […]
Google VP of development explains how ‘citizen developers’ must be tempered by the pros
At Google’s London Summit last week, developer news included three new AI-related features in Firebase Studio, a browser-based […]
AWS S3 gets vector buckets with new algorithms for reasonable performance at lower cost, VP tells us
Updated: AWS has previewed a new bucket type for S3 (simple storage service), designed for AI workloads, and […]
