‘Microsoft is rewriting its core code in Rust’
Microsoft is rewriting core Windows libraries in the Rust programming language, The Register reports. The switch to a more memory-safe language is said to be underway already, but the move will take some time.
Microsoft has one of the world's largest C/C++ codebases, and all of its core products... Read more
Slack’s new platform is for ‘automating and integrating everything’
The company promises the new release will help developers to "create the building blocks of automation".
This week Slack announced that its new platform was finally out of beta and generally available to developers. The launch comes with a wide range of new features and capabilities that make it... Read more
Linux Foundation launches new projects and events
The Linux Foundation is not resting on its laurels. In addition to welcoming 100 new members, the organization is picking KubeCon/CloudNativeCon to make a number of announcements.
KubeCon/CloudNativeCon is currently taking place at the RAI Amsterdam. This gathering is organized every six months ... Read more
Cisco unveils cloud projects to modernize applications
In celebration of KubeCon + CloudNativeCon, Cisco announces a group of open-source projects. These projects should make cloud-native environments more secure. The networking company also notes that it continues to make major contributions to existing developments.
Cisco is announcing three cloud... Read more
European open source world warns of Cyber Resilience Act
The European open source world is concerned about the potential side effects of the European Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) bill. Enactment could hinder or even freeze the development of open source software.
Several European open source organizations are warning the European Commission (EC) in an o... Read more
CNCF welcomes 58 new members
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation continues to grow. In the last quarter, 58 companies have joined. As usual, the group of freshly-minted members that vary enormously in size. In addition, the CNCF has announced the results of a security audit conducted on Kubernetes 1.24.
The new members jo... Read more
Civo lets users rent ML hardware in the cloud
British cloud service company Civo has announced "Kubeflow as a Service." This project allows companies to use machine learning technology on a large scale without having to buy hardware themselves.
Kubeflow as a Service is the first product in the line of the new Civo ML platform, which operate... Read more
Red Hat to include KubeVirt and Node.js in Kube By Example program
Red Hat is adding two new learning modules to the Kube By Example curriculum. The modules teach cloud-native developers to integrate more applications into the Kubernetes infrastructure.
Red Hat has been sponsoring Kube By Example since 2017. The new modules bring the total offering to 19, cover... Read more
D2iQ unveils Kubernetes Platform version 2.5
D2iQ is expanding the capabilities of Kubernetes Platform (DKP). Version 2.5 offers a more streamlined user experience, better assistance and strengthened security. The update will become available this month.
In a press release, the cloud platform vendor explains several major improvements. Fir... Read more
Android Studio has released its latest stable version, Flamingo
Among its many features, Flamingo introduces Live Edit for Composable UIs, which lets developers push code changes directly to an attached device or emulator to update an app's composables in real-time. This streamlines the build-deploy-iterate cycle for UI programming by reducing context switching... Read more