I switched to a vertical mouse and I’m never looking back. Here’s why.

Microsoft donates Mono cross-platform .NET to WineHQ

Microsoft has donated its Mono Project, which has provided a .NET implementation on Android, iOS, Linux, and other operating systems, to the WineHQ organization, according to bulletin publicized August 27. WineHQ provides a compatibility layer for running Windows...
I switched to a vertical mouse and I’m never looking back. Here’s why.

Deno 1.46 simplifies CLI

Deno Land has released Deno 1.46, which the company says is the final 1.x release of the JavaScript/TypeScript runtime. The upgrade simplifies the command-line interface, improves dependency management and Node.js/npm compatibility, and enables multi-threaded web...
I switched to a vertical mouse and I’m never looking back. Here’s why.

Kotlin update shines on garbage collector

JetBrains has released an update to the Kotlin programming language. Kotlin 2.0.20 features concurrent marking for the garbage collector and other performance improvements, along with bug fixes for Kotlin 2.0.0. Unveiled August 22, Kotlin 2.0.20 follows the May 23...
I switched to a vertical mouse and I’m never looking back. Here’s why.

Are you the boss of your feed?

Virtually everyone today has some kind of “feed.” Whether it is a news and information feed from Google Discover or Apple News, or just the social media feed on X, TikTok, or Facebook, we all seem to have a barrage of news, articles, videos, and who-knows-what-else...
I switched to a vertical mouse and I’m never looking back. Here’s why.

What AI regulations mean for software developers

As organizations of all sizes and sectors race to develop, deploy or buy AI and LLM-based products and services, what are the things they should be thinking about from a regulatory perspective? And if you’re a software developer, what do you need to know? The...