Moq testing framework under fire for phone-home SponsorLink monetization
A popular open source mocking framework for .NET is under fire from developers, following the inclusion of SponsorLink, […]
EU Cyber Resilence Act moves to next stage, “impending tragedy” for open source?
The Council of the EU has agreed a common position on the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), which introduces […]
GitHub will rate limit enterprise audit log to prevent ‘significant strain on our data stores’
GitHub is to rate limit the audit log available to users of its Enterprise Cloud, the premium tier […]
GitLab outlines AI-assisted future, as Gartner claims DevOps platforms will dominate over traditional toolchains
GitLab introduced Duo at its launch event for GitLab 16 last month, a suite of AI capabilities for […]
PostgreSQL now top developer choice ahead of MySQL, according to massive new survey
A survey of 90,000 developers shows that PostgreSQL is ahead of MySQL as the choice of database engine, […]
GitHub Activity View now shows all pushes in single view, elicits mixed reaction from devs
GitHub has made a new Activity View available to all, though still marked as beta, showing all activity […]
Copilot crazy? Microsoft shoe-horns AI assistant into Windows 11, Power BI, Analytics and more
Microsoft’s Build developer event kicks off today, with a heavy focus on AI including Copilots for Windows 11 […]
90 minutes from code to deployment: VS Code team describes internal development process
Microsoft has released version 1.78 of the Visual Studio Code (VS Code) editor and IDE – while also […]
Brussels greenlights AI Act, chews over Cyber Resilience legislation
The European Parliament has given the go-ahead to its proposed AI Act, after provisions covering how generative AI […]
KubeCon panel: Platform engineering isn’t killing DevOps. It’s just quietly unloading it
The rise of platform engineering doesn’t mean the demise of DevOps, but it could bring an end to […]