Copilot is available via subscription for commercial developers, free to students and maintainers of popular open source projects.
Microsoft will switch the C# extension to the Language Server Protocol to enable more advanced tooling, including capabilities such as IntelliSense.
New text classification API for Microsoft’s open source machine learning framework streamlines model training by using data to fine-tune an existing model.
Microsoft’s legacy Internet Explorer web browser, which roamed the internet for nearly 27 years, has been officially retired as of June 15.
Security remains a roadblock for organisations adopting Kubernetes, containers, and a cloud-native ecosystems, though devsecops adoption is on the rise.
JetBrains has released Kotlin 1.7.0, an upgrade to the language for JVM, web, and mobile development that features an alpha version of the game-changing K2 compiler.
GitHub’s supply chain security features including the advisory database, Dependabot alerts, and dependency graph are now available for Rust Cargo files.
Updates to GitHub software features GitHub Container Registry access, Dependabot security alerts and updates, and reusable workflows.
The Adoptium Marketplace will give developers access to standard Java binaries from Eclipse, Microsoft, IBM, Azul, and other providers, but not Oracle.
Microsoft’s Multiplatform App UI framework for .NET allows developers to build desktop and mobile apps from a single C# and XAML codebase.
Red Hat has unveiled new versions of its in-browser and local development environments geared to work with the OpenShift Kubernetes platform.
More than 20,000 developers in 166 countries participated in the SlashData survey, which found that Rust's usage has nearly quadrupled.
Structured concurrency, a new proposal incubating in the OpenJDK community, would treat multiple tasks running in different threads as a single unit of work.
Fourth preview of the forthcoming .NET upgrade adds span support to the Regex library and hit and miss stats for IMemoryCache.
Node.js and Deno creator Ryan Dahl believes the majority of web services might be simplified by using JavaScript containers, rather than Linux containers.
