Tag: Visual Studio Code
C++ extension for Visual Studio Code ready for prime time, hugs Arm devs
The team behind free code editor Visual Studio Code has announced the first major release of its C++ […]
What’s the point: Red Hat Marketplace, JDK version control, and Visual Studio Codespaces
After keeping its business under its hat for a couple of months, the IBM acquisition and venerable open […]
Bye-bye Juno, hello Julia for VS Code – IDE shifts form, reaches 1.0
With JuliaCon in full swing, Julia IDE Juno developer Sebastian Pfitzner took to the virtual stage to brief […]
What’s the point: GCC 10.1, CockroachDB 20.1, Scylla 4, VS Code, and AWS reviews pricing
Version 10.1 of the GNU Compiler Collection has landed with new command-line options, a variety of optimisation improvements, […]
GitHub ups security game as Microsoft crawls into the platform. Also: Devs’ days get longer
Code repository management service GitHub has used the online version of its annual Satellite conference to introduce more […]
Eclipse’s Theia sees 1.0, declared ‘not your parents’ IDE’
The Eclipse Foundation has pinned a 1.0 designation on its Theia IDE platform, which aims to allow devs […]
WTP: Kong for K8s, Terraform, Jenkins, and Puppet VS Code
API gateway provider Kong has updated its Kubernetes Ingress Controller Kong for Kubernetes to version 0.8. The new […]
Microsoft, swallows feedback, bangs Visual Studio Online preview into shape
Microsoft’s managed development environment service Visual Studio Online has been updated, providing devs with access to a slew […]
Visual Studio Code hits 1.42, with revamped preview, and raft of…previews
Microsoft flagged up the last update of Visual Studio Code last week, with a raft of update features […]
What’s the point: GitLab, VSC, Prometheus, MLflow, AWS
Repository management tool GitLab has gotten a set of patches and is now available in versions 11.5.11, 11.6.11, […]