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    JetBrains has released Ktor 3.4, the latest version of its popular Kotlin framework for building asynchronous server and client applications. This update introduces several new features aimed at improving how developers handle HTTP communications, especially with the OkHttp engine. The release was announced on January 23, and developers can find getting started guides at ktor.io.

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    Javascript developers are being warned about serious security holes in the npm and yarn package managers. Recent discoveries show that these vulnerabilities could allow hackers to run malicious code on user systems. This raises concerns about the safety of distributing and installing JavaScript packages through these popular platforms. New Vulnerabilities Expose Weaknesses in Package Security

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    Open source software has long been a driving force behind technological innovation. This is especially true in the world of artificial intelligence and machine learning, where open source models and tools are expanding rapidly. These projects not only foster collaboration but also make advanced AI more accessible to developers worldwide. Foundation Projects Fueling AI Development

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    The Rust team has released version 1.93, bringing important updates aimed at improving the reliability of networking in Rust applications. This update mainly focuses on the musl C standard library, which is often used for static linking on Linux systems. Developers using Rust for system-level software will notice better performance and stability, especially in network-heavy

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    Python is getting faster with the introduction of a new Just-In-Time (JIT) compiler. This upgrade promises to boost performance without extra effort from developers. Meanwhile, data handling and development tools are also advancing, making Python more powerful and easier to use. Boosting Python Performance with a New JIT The latest Python feature making waves is

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    The latest version of the popular jQuery library, jQuery 4.0.0, is here. It’s the first major update in nearly a decade and brings several important changes. The release focuses on improved security, performance, and modern browser compatibility. Developers can now download it from jquery.com and start using the new features right away. Enhanced Security with

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    Developers who use Visual Studio Code should be cautious. Recent reports reveal a new cyber threat that targets macOS users, especially those involved in coding projects on platforms like GitHub and GitLab. North Korean hackers are exploiting the popularity of VS Code to deliver malware through seemingly legitimate projects. This highlights a growing concern over

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    Working with data in a table format is common, and many people start with spreadsheets like Excel. They’re familiar and easy to use for organizing information. But sometimes, you need more control, accuracy, and power than what spreadsheets can offer. That’s where the Pandas library in Python comes in. It’s a free, open-source tool that

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    ClickHouse has bought Langfuse, an open-source platform that helps with large language model (LLM) engineering and monitoring. The move aims to add observability features to ClickHouse’s data services, which are mainly used for fast analytics and AI projects. This deal shows how data companies are racing to control the entire AI feedback process, from model

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    MongoDB has made a significant move by releasing the source code of mongot, the engine behind its search capabilities, under the Server Side Public License. This change aims to give developers more transparency and control over how search and vector search functions work within MongoDB. Experts believe this will especially benefit teams working on AI

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