IBM is using its 2021 Think Conference to tout its advances in artificial intelligence (AI), including Project CodeNet.
Visual Studio Code Updated With M1 Support
Microsoft has updated Visual Studio Code, adding support for Apple’s new Macs running on its M1 custom silicon.
All Good Things…The End of Visual Basic Nears
One of the most widely used programming languages is nearing the end of its life, as Microsoft starts winding down Visual Basic.
GitHub Using AI To Recommend Bug Fixes
GitHub is using artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to recommend open software issues to address first, according to a blog post. GitHub is a company that offers a version control hosting platform for software projects. The company was…
Google Code-in for Teens is Wildly Successful
Google is in the middle of its annual Code-In contest and it’s more popular than ever with 930 teenagers from 60 countries completing 3,503 tasks with 17 open source organizations. “The number of students successfully completing tasks has almost met the…
Google Announces Full Swift Support For Mobile Ads
Google announced that its mobile adds now fully support Swift, the iOS programming language Apple launched in 2014 and open sourced last last year. Google says it has seen an increase in requests from publishers to fully support Swift in…
C++ Popularity Up Slightly, Programmers Debate Its Merits
Despite having shown signs of decline, the C programming language family continues to hold some of the most popular languages. C continues to hold the top spot, followed by Java, then Objective-C, C++, and C#. Out of these top five…
Did You Realize That ColdFusion Is 20 Years Old?
While we’re a few months early, 2015 marks the 20th anniversary of ColdFusion. The first version was released on July 2, 1995. The platform, which spawned the CFML programming language, was invented by Jeremy and JJ Allaire. It was originally…
Gabe Newell Talks Coding In Google Hangout
When you hear the name Gabe Newell, what immediately comes to mind? For most of us, it’s probably Valve, Steam, Half-Life or some combination of the three. Not many would immediately equate Newell to coding as it’s easy to forget…