The changes may be small, but we still need to keep up-to-date. How does moving to version 10 change C#? A look at three features that make it really worthwhile.

Findings from GitHub's annual State of the Octoverse report indicate that post pandemic only a minority of developers expect to work in an office location. The report also looks at what makes developers and teams perform better, be more productive, and have a great developer experience.

GraalVM, the runtime that compiles Java bytecode into native self-contained executables and capable of running programs in different languages other than Java, has reached version 21.3.

Members of the PHP community, including JetBrains, have set up the PHP Foundation, hosted on Open Collective. In the 24 hours since its announcement it has already raised over $25,000 to advance the development of the PHP language.

Hibernate Reactive Version 1.00 fosters non-blocking I/O access to the database plus reactive extensions. Let's get under the covers and find our why this helps.

Apache Arrow 6 has been released with improvements to support for R and Rust as well as Arrow Flight. There's also new support for DataFusion.

More than 100 Everyday Robots have been introduced into some of Google's Bay Area campuses where they are being used to tidy chairs in meeting rooms and wipe refectory tables.

Google has decided to broaden the scope of the Google Summer of Code Program beginning in 2022. The change means that anyone aged 18 years and over who is a newcomer to open source can apply. Two other changes concerning the size and timing of projects also make the program more flexible. 

The content of CS224n Natural Language Processing with Deep Learning, a graduate level, one-semester course originally provided to Stanford University Computer Science students, has been made available for free to anyone in a self-paced version.

Knative 1.0 has been released. Knative is an open source project based on Kubernetes for building, deploying, and managing serverless workloads. It was originally developed by Google with contributions from more than 50 companies, and over the last three years has become the most widely-installed serverless layer on Kubernetes.

You can now interact with the AstraDB multi-cloud DBaaS that is built on Apache Cassandra, through gRPC. This is a welcome addition to the already rich collection of APIs for accessing AstraDB over Stargate.