Camunda, recognized as a leader in process orchestration, has introduced new automation functionalities aimed at simplifying and scaling automation for businesses while cutting costs. The new suite includes Camunda RPA (Robotic Process Automation)
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Following the release of Java Development Kit (JDK) 23 in September, work has rapidly begun on JDK 24, which is set to be released on March 18, 2025. This upcoming release is not
Microsoft has introduced new tools designed to bring Universal Windows Platform (UWP) applications to the .NET 9 ecosystem, offering developers the ability to bridge the gap between legacy code and modern .NET technologies.
Microsoft has rolled out version 8.3 of its .NET Community Toolkit, introducing substantial updates, including support for .NET 8 and NativeAOT across all included libraries. This release also brings notable improvements in performance
The DevOps Summit 2024 is set to take place in October 2024 in London, bringing together industry leaders, innovators, and practitioners from around the globe. This highly anticipated event will be a cornerstone
AI assistants have significantly boosted coding efficiency, but measuring their improvement remains challenging. Even when users rate AI interactions with a thumbs-up or thumbs-down, it provides minimal feedback for developers to enhance the
APPlyzer has reintroduced itself with a groundbreaking offer: unlimited ASO data tailored for app developers navigating today's hyper-competitive app economy. With a staggering 255 billion app downloads annually, the pressure on developers to
Over 1,000 Business Leaders Collaborate to Form Enterprise GenAI Governance Framework A diverse group of industry leaders, exceeding 1,000 members, has united to develop the Enterprise GenAI Governance Framework. This framework aims to
The widely used online graphic design platform, Canva, is reaching out to software developers with a new offering: an app marketplace, a software development kit (SDK), and application programming interfaces (APIs) aimed at
Angular 18, set to launch next week, heralds significant advancements in Google's web development framework. This upcoming version sees the transition of deferred views and control flow features from developer preview to stable
