Cloudflare today announced its intention to acquire Replicate, an AI platform that allows developers to deploy and run AI models. According to Cloudflare, by bringing Replicate into its portfolio, it will be able to turn Cloudflare Workers into a leading platform for building and running AI applications. “Soon, developers building on Cloudflare will be able … continue reading
AWS has announced that Lambda is getting a new capability that will help improve the throughput of event-driven applications. Provisioned mode for Amazon Simple Queue Service (Amazon SQS) Event Source Mapping (ESM) allows users to configure dedicated polling resources, allowing events to be processed with lower latency, handle sudden traffic spikes, and maintain precise control … continue reading
Doctors have to follow the Hippocratic Oath, swearing to do no harm to their patients. Developers ought to be following a similar oath, promising to do no harm to their codebase when implementing new features or making changes. Mitchell Johnson, chief product development officer at Sonatype, explored this concept and if it’s even still possible … continue reading
OpenAI’s latest update delivers GPT-5.1 models and capabilities to give users more control over ChatGPT’s personality According to the company, users will now have more control over ChatGPT’s tone and style. It had added a few preset tone options earlier this year, and now it is refining the options and adding new ones. The existing … continue reading
OpenAI has announced new ChatGPT capabilities and new models in the GPT-5 family: GPT-5.1 Instant and GPT-5.1 Thinking. According to the company, users will now have more control over ChatGPT’s tone and style. It had added a few preset tone options earlier this year, and now it is refining the options and adding new ones. … continue reading
The OWASP Foundation has revealed the first Release Candidate for the 2025 OWASP Top 10 list, which ranks the most critical security concerns developers should be thinking about. The top 10 security concerns on the updated list are: Broken Access Control Security Misconfiguration Software Supply Chain Failures Cryptographic Failures Injection Insecure Design Authentication Failures Software … continue reading
The web design platform Webflow today announced new updates to its platform to align it more with the vibe coding experience, allowing any user to bring their ideas to life regardless of their coding skills. According to the company, this new capability, App Gen, enables users to move from creating websites into creating web experiences. … continue reading
Microsoft has announced the release of .NET 10, the latest Long Term Support (LTS) release of .NET that will receive support for the next three years. As such, Microsoft is encouraging development teams to migrate their production applications to this version to take advantage of that extended support window. This release features several performance improvements … continue reading
Over the past several years, the productivity gains of AI have been touted left and right, but just because AI can generate code doesn’t necessarily mean that it helps speed up the software development life cycle. According to a report from GitLab, an “AI Paradox” has emerged. “While AI accelerates coding, fragmented toolchains and new … continue reading
Syncfusion Code Studio now available Code Studio is an AI-powered IDE that offers capabilities like autocompletion, code generation and explanations, refactoring of selected code blocks, and multistep agent automation for large-scale tasks. Customers can use their preferred LLM to power Code Studio, and will also get access to security and governance features like SSO, role-based … continue reading
Earlier this week, Google came to a settlement in its five-year lawsuit with Epic Games, creator of the popular video game, Fortnite. Epic Games initially filed a lawsuit in 2020 against Google, saying that Google was violating antitrust laws with how it managed its app store, Google Play. Google takes a 30% cut of revenue … continue reading
Microsoft has announced that Aspire is now polyglot and can be used across multiple languages, frameworks, and services. “Whether you’re building in C#, Python, JavaScript, or integrating services like Redis, PostgreSQL, RabbitMQ, Aspire provides a unified way to develop, observe, and deploy any application,” Microsoft wrote in a blog post. This evolution of Aspire has been … continue reading