Microsoft has released the TypeScript 6.0 beta, marking the end of an era. This will be the final version built on JavaScript, as TypeScript 7.0 shifts to ...

Google and Microsoft's new WebMCP standard lets websites expose callable tools to AI agents through the browser — replacing costly scraping with structured function calls.

TypeScript 6.0 is intended to be the last release based on the current JavaScript codebase, before a Go-based compiler and language service debuts in TypeScript 7.0.

The public release improves audio, speech, debugging, and developer experience. Additionally, a more cost-effective mini variant can be used.

Developer Knowledge API and Model Context Protocol server. Together connect AI agents to Google’s developer and Google Cloud ...

Google officially announced MCP support for Google Maps on December 10, 2025, introducing Maps Grounding Lite - a fully-managed MCP server for geospatial data and routing. This community project ...

By Karyna Naminas, CEO of Label Your Data Choosing the right AI assistant can save you hours of debugging, documentation, and boilerplate coding. But when it comes to Gemini vs […] ...

Since 2023, multiple security investigations have highlighted a growing trend in which China-linked threat actors ...

There is a moment that happens in every SOC (Security Operations Center) every day. An alert fires. An analyst looks at a dashboard and sees a UR: POST /vs/payments/proc/77a. And then they stop. They ...

Easy to implement with less code. Easy to understand. (like React Context API with Hooks) Easy to create async action and async generator action. (I think it's like redux-saga.) Easy to test. (Only ...

Abstract: Context-aware API recommendation techniques aim to generate a ranked list of candidate APIs on an editing position during development. The basic context used in traditional API ...

Abstract: The non-local network (NLNet) presents a pioneering approach for capturing long-range dependencies within an image, via aggregating query-specific global context to each query position.