Microsoft’s .NET Core 3.1 nears the end
Microsoft announced that it will stop providing service updates, security fixes, and technical support for .NET Core 3.1 on December 13, 2022.
Stories by Paul Krill
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Carbon language aims to be a better C++
Experimental successor to C++ strives for C++ performance and compatibility while avoiding its technical debt and ‘extreme difficulty’ to improve.
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Better type checking and more in Deno 1.24
The latest release of the Node.js rival features improved transpiler performance, smarter type checking, and debugging and fallback error handling support.
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Java 7 reaches end of life
The end is near for Java 7, a nearly 11-year-old release of standard Java. Oracle is set to discontinue extended support at the end of July 2022.
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Rocky Linux 9.0 rocks new build system
RHEL clone provider hopes cloud-native build system will help it release new versions of Rocky within one week of new RHEL releases.
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Go language revises memory model
Go 1.19, due in August, aligns the Go memory model with the memory model used by C, C++, Java, JavaScript, Rust, and Swift.
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Microsoft .NET 7 will include rate limiting
Microsoft announced that the next version of .NET will provide multiple different rate limiting algorithms that allow developers to control the flow of requests to application resources.
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Nvidia unveils QODA for hybrid quantum-classical computing
Nvidia’s Quantum Optimised Device Architecture allows HPC and AI experts to add quantum computing to existing applications, using C++ and Python.
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Microsoft updates Visual Studio Code, unveils VS Code Server
Visual Studio Code 1.69 introduces the Command Center, while the VS Code Server streamlines connections to remote development machines.
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Uno Platform advances WebAssembly support
Multi-platform UI toolkit for .NET enables WebAssembly threads and exceptions ahead of official .NET 7 support.
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C# language specification approved
The sixth edition of the C# language specification allows for more openness and community participation in changes to the language, Microsoft said.
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TypeScript 4.8 fixes file watching on Linux, macOS
Update to Microsoft’s typed JavaScript also introduces improvements to how intersection and union types work and how TypeScript narrows types.
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Rust is most popular WebAssembly language, according to survey
The Rust programming language is the most frequently used language for developing WebAssembly applications, according to a recent survey.
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GitHub Copilot AI coding assistant is now generally available
Copilot is available via subscription for commercial developers, free to students and maintainers of popular open source projects.
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C# extension for Visual Studio Code set for LSP overhaul
Microsoft will switch the C# extension to the Language Server Protocol to enable more advanced tooling, including capabilities such as IntelliSense.
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