Tailwind CSS 4.0 released with ‘ground-up rewrite’ for faster Rust-powered build
Tailwind CSS 4.0 is out, promising up to 5x faster build times, or 100x for incremental builds, as […]
How should development environments be standardized? Coder report highlights wide variations
A new survey of 550 enterprise developers shows there’s a wide variation in the extent to which development […]
Java 24 feature frozen as it enters Rampdown Phase Two
Oracle’s Mark Reinhold, Chief Architect of the Java Platform, has declared JDK 24 to be in Rampdown Phase […]
Bun update brings Chrome debugging and controversial S3 API, PostgreSQL client coming soon
Version 1.1.3 of Bun, a toolkit and bundler for JavaScript and TypeScript applications, is out. And while it […]
Another open source project shifts to restrictive license: Fluent Assertions following Xceed partnership
Fluent Assertions, formerly an open source project under the Apache 2.0 license, now requires a paid license for […]
Rust 1.84 released, including name change to WASI target that may break toolchains
The Rust team has released version 1.84.0 stable, with progress in the next-generation trait solver and improved dependency […]
JetBrains Rider will get remote Windows development, mixed mode .NET and C++ debugging and improved SQL Server support
JetBrains has published its 2025 plans for Rider, its cross-platform .NET IDE, including mixed mode debugging for .NET […]
Coding help on StackOverflow dives as AI assistants rise
StackOverflow, once the favoured destination of developers in search of coding help, is suffering from declining activity, with […]
Developers of htmx will resist new features, focus on stability and extensions
The team behind htmx, a JavaScript library which extends HTML, will prioritize stability over new features and add […]
Next.js backlash? ‘Like using a sledgehammer to hang a picture frame’ says disillusioned dev team
A development team migrated from Next.js to pure React after hitting slow build times, failures with the recent […]