Tim Anderson
Go: new vulnerability checker released, survey shows developers in search of better error handling
The Go team has released an innovative vulnerability checker called govulncheck, along with the results of a survey […]
AssemblyScript project: WASI damages open standards and the web
The AssemblyScript project has declared WASI (The WebAssembly System Interface) and the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) support […]
Preact JavaScript framework gets Signals: a better way to manage state?
The Preact team has introduced a new feature called Signals, claiming that it is “a better way to […]
VS Code update includes experimental fish shell, sticky scroll, and TypeScript 4.8
Microsoft has updated Visual Studio Code to version 1.71, with a string of new features including experimental support […]
Node.js creator Ryan Dahl urges Oracle to release JavaScript trademark
The creator of Node.js and Deno, Ryan Dahl, has penned an open letter to Oracle imploring the company […]
GitHub Trending tab gets temporary reprieve after users perplexed and upset by threatened removal
Microsoft-owned GitHub landed an unwelcome surprise on its developer community before the weekend by greeting users of its […]
Faster .NET in version 7? 500 performance improvements detailed
Microsoft’s Stephen Toub, a partner software engineer for .NET at Microsoft, has written a massive post detailing performance […]
Apple eases subscription path to Xcode Cloud to keep devs in the ecosystem
Apple has opened subscriptions for Xcode Cloud, a continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) service designed to work with […]
Visual Studio plays catchup with VS Code again – this time with ‘Rainbow braces’
C# principal product manager Mads Kristensen has developed an extension for Visual Studio called Rainbow Braces that displays […]
Jamstack crowd rediscovering the server? Netlify introduces new Next.js middleware runtime
Netlify, which runs a hosting platform for modern JavaScript frameworks, has introduced a new runtime environment for the […]