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 […]
GitHub debuts limited Copilot free tier in a crowded market
GitHub has introduced a free tier for its AI coding assistant, with options for Anthropic Claude 3.5 Sonnet […]
OpenAI releases API o1 model, with function calling and vision features, previews new SDKs for Java and Go
OpenAI has released its o1 model, claiming big improvements over the existing o1-preview (released in September this year), […]
Community plans to fork Puppet, unhappy with Perforce changes to open-source project
A fork is in prospect for the well-known DevOps automation tool Puppet, following changes introduced by Perforce, which […]
Google previews Android XR SDK but devs will be cautious
Google has released a developer preview of the Android XR SDK – a comprehensive toolkit for its newly […]