Microsoft's TypeScript 5.3, a significant update to the JavaScript superset known for its strong typing, introduces support for import attributes for ECMAScript modules. This latest release also brings various enhancements, including stable support
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In its latest release, JetBrains introduces significant enhancements to its IDEs, highlighted by full-line code autocompletion powered by local AI models. The new full-line code completion feature ensures that code suggestions are processed
Microsoft has introduced a suite of safety and security tools for generative AI within Azure AI Studio, its cloud-based platform for developing AI applications. These tools aim to enhance protection against prompt injection
Devin, the latest AI assistant developed by San Francisco-based startup Cognition AI, is poised to revolutionize the field of software engineering. With its advanced capabilities, Devin promises to streamline the development process, raising
In a significant move, Apple has announced the termination of support for progressive web apps (PWAs) for iPhone users across the European Union (EU), triggering apprehension among developers and users alike. This decision
In response to the European Commission Digital Markets Act (DMA), which seeks to regulate the dominance of digital giants, Apple has announced a significant change for iOS developers in the European Union (EU).
A recent malvertising campaign has specifically targeted Chinese-speaking users through deceptive Google ads promoting restricted messaging apps like Telegram. The threat actors behind this campaign are exploiting Google advertiser accounts to create malicious
Developers have discovered numerous unconventional applications for GPT-4, OpenAI's latest large language model. A recent exploration on Hacker News revealed how coders are creatively using the LLM, and ChatGPT also chimes in with
Delving into the intricacies of Google's recent termination of its contract with Appen, the provider of Search Quality Raters, raises questions about the future of algorithm evaluation. Amidst speculation and conjecture, it is
