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JetBrain's Developer Productivity AI Arena Is A Game Changer
20 Nov | Nikos Vaggalis
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DPAI is an open platform for benchmarking AI coding Agents. Haven't we got enough benchmarks and evaluations already?


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Itential Unveils FlowAI: Bringing Governed AI Agents to Infrastructure Orchestration
20 Nov | Alex Armstrong
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Itential, which specializes in intelligent network and infrastructure orchestration, has announced FlowAI. This is an extension to the existing Intential Automation Platform which is intended to safely integrate AI agents and reasoning systems into enterprise-grade, auditable automation.


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Anthropic's Prompt Engineering Tutorial
19 Nov | Nikos Vaggalis
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The more elaborate the prompt the better the outcome. But how do I construct a really great prompt? The answer to that question is given by this free, official Anthropic step-by-step guide which shows how to construct prompts that get optimal answers out of the Claude LLM.


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Move Fast And Fix Things - In Praise Of Rust
19 Nov | Mike James
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Is Rust the solution to all our problems - Google's Android team seems to think so and dubs Rust the "move fast and fix things" language.


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Cursor 2 Enables Multi-Agent Working
18 Nov | Kay Ewbank
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The developers of the AI coding editor Cursor have announced a new version that can be used to work with multiple agents and includes its first coding model.


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Deepnote Goes OpenSource
18 Nov | Nikos Vaggalis
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Deepnote, hailed as the Jupyter Notebook successor,
is now open-sourced after 7 years running as a sole cloud offering.


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Next.js 16 Adds Cache Components
17 Nov | Kay Ewbank
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Next.js 16 has been released with This release has improvements to Turbopack, caching, and the Next.js architecture.


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InfluxDB 3.6 Released With AI Capabilities
17 Nov | Nikos Vaggalis
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InfluxData has released InfluxDB 3.6 for both Core and Enterprise, a  new version which incorporates AI and performance improvements. But, first of all what's the difference between Core and Enterprise?


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Robot Army Video As Robots Shipped En Masse
16 Nov | Mike James
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To mark the “first mass delivery” of its Walker S2 Humanoid Robots, Chinese manufacturer UBTECH posted a spectacular  video of its "Robot Army" on YouTube. Watch and be amazed.


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November Week 2
15 Nov | Editor
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Get up to speed on stuff that affects with our weekly digest. It summarizes the week's news together and includes new titles selected for our Book Watch Archive. One of this week's featured articles is an extract from Harry Fairhead's Applying C for the IoT wih Linux that looks at X Windows graphics. In the other Mike James also looks back to the McCulloch Pitts model of the biological neuron.


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Robotic Gut Spider For Exploring Digestive Tract
14 Nov | Lucy Black
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Researchers from China have demonstrated soft, magnetically controlled robot "spiders" the size of a vitamin capsule that can move through the digestive tract to avoid the need for invasive endoscopies. 


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Google Tunix Hack Hackathon Now Open
14 Nov | Lucy Black
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A Google hackathon on Kaggle is now open for entries showing how to use Tunix, Google's JAX-native library for LLM post-training, to train a model to show its work by laying out a reasoning trace before landing on an answer.


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C# Could Overtake Java in TIOBE Index
13 Nov | Mike James
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C# 14, the latest Long Term Support release of the .NET language was released this week as part of .NET 10. Currently in fifth position in the TIOBE Index rankings it looks set to overtake Java and it certainly deserves to.


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.NET 10, C# 14 and F# 10 Released Alongside Visual Studio 2026
13 Nov | Kay Ewbank
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Microsoft has shipped .NET 10, the platform created from a combination of .NET Framework and .NET Core, including C# 14 and F# 10. Visual Studio 2026 has also been released at .NET Conf, the online event that concludes today.


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Edera Open Sources Sprout
13 Nov | Kay Ewbank
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Edera has announced an open source version of Sprout, a bootloader built in Rust. The security specialists also announced success in penetration testing and integration with Falco. The announcements were made at KubeCon Atlanta.


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The Fuss About Fil-C...
12 Nov | Mike James
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...is entirely justified. While we all go mad for Rust and its steep learning curve, we may have missed the most important thing to happen to C/C++ since they were invented - Fil-C.


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AI Improves Devs Skills, Enhances Their Roles
12 Nov | Sue Gee
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How do developers expect their roles and careers to be redefined by AI in 2026? New research reveals that 74% expect to shift from coding to designing technical solutions.


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Memgraph Adds AI Graph Toolkit
11 Nov | Kay Ewbank
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Memgraph has been updated with the addition of two new tools; an AI Graph Toolkit that automates the porting of data into a knowledge graph in Memgraph; and an MCP Client within Memgraph Lab. 


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  • Europe Gets Its Own LLM
  • GitHub Announces Agent HQ Organizer
  • Vibe Coding Is Collins Word of the Year 2025
  • November Week 1
  • AI Champion Ship Now Open
  • Windows XP Crocs Now On Sale
  • Apache Grails 7.0 Released
  • Linkerd Adds MCP Support
  • Epic Settles With Google - Abandons The Rest Of Us
  • Codacy Provides Free AI- Risk Assessment
  • OpenCode - The Claude Code Alternative
  • PyTorch Team Introduces Cluster Programming
  • GitHub Copilot CLI And Spaces In Preview
  • Julia 1.12 Adds Trim Feature
  • George Boole, Boolean Logic and Computing
  • October Week 4

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Featured Articles


Master The Pico WiFi: Client Sockets
18 Nov | Harry Fairhead and Mike James
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There are big advantages to using FreeRTOS with the Pico and one of them is being able to use sockets. This is an extract from our latest book on the Raspberry Pi Pico 2W in C.


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JavaScript Data Structures - A Lisp-Like List
18 Nov | Ian Elliot
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JavaScript lets you do so much with so little as we show here by implementing a Lisp-like list data structure.


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Applying C - Programming X Windows
11 Nov | Harry Fairhead
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X Windows graphics is slowly being replaced by Wayland but there is still a lot to admire about this old system. This extract is from my  book on using C in an IoT context.


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The McCulloch-Pitts Neuron
11 Nov | Mike James
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Nowadays the McCulloch-Pitts neuron tends to be overlooked in favour of simpler neuronal models, but it was, and still is, important. It proved that something that behaved like a biological neuron was capable of computation and  influenced early computer designers. You could say that this is where it all started.


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Raspberry Pi CM5 IoT In C - GPIO Registers
04 Nov | Harry Fairhead
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You can work directly with GPIO without the need to go via Linux and this has lots of advantages. This is an extract from the newly-published Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 IoT In C


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Unhandled Exception!
Linear Sort

More cartoon fun at xkcd a webcomic of romance,sarcasm, math, and language

Linear Sort

But wait, MERGESORT is O(nlogn) not O(n)...but wait again, now everything is O(n) and computer science is over...

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Book Watch

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Book Watch is I Programmer's listing of new books and is compiled using publishers' publicity material. It is not to be read as a review where we provide an independent assessment. Some but by no means all of the books in Book Watch are eventually reviewed.


Deep Learning with Python 3rd Ed (Manning)
19 Nov

This book teaches deep learning from first principles, with hands-on, code-first examples in Python using Keras 3, plus coverage of TensorFlow, PyTorch, and JAX. The book is designed for readers with intermediate Python skills (no prior ML or deep learning experience required). François Chollet and Matthew Watson offer clear explanations, intuitive visuals, and enough depth to help both beginners and experienced practitioners level up. The third edition includes topics such as generative AI, transformers, diffusion models, large language models, image and text generation, and modern best practices.

<ASIN:1633436586 >


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Vector Search with JavaScript (Pragmatic Programmer)
17 Nov

This book shows how to apply AI-driven vector search strategies to deliver smarter, more intuitive search experiences that keep users engaged. Ben Greenberg looks at how to make search results smarter and more useful for everyday users and deliver more relevant results with vector search. 

<ASIN:B0FJQK7W62>


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Vibe Coding (IT Revolution)
14 Nov

In this book, Steve Yegge and Gene Kim look at how vibe coding is changing software development. The authors say that by using AI assistance, where intent and flow matter more than syntax, developers can achieve unprecedented levels of productivity and creativity. They put forward the argument that programmers no longer need to toil over code and syntax. They can now describe what they want and watch it materialize instantly. 

<ASIN:1966280025>


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More Book Watch
  • Why Learn C (Apress)
  • A Gamer's Introduction to Programming with MonoGame (CRC Press)
  • Liquid: How CEOs & CTOs Unlock Flow and Momentum in Complex Systems (CTO Sentinel)
  • Investing for Programmers (Manning)
  • GPU Programming with C++ and CUDA (Packt)
  • The Web Beneath the Waves (Columbia Global Reports)
  • C++ in Embedded Systems (Packt)

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