dbt Labs shipped Core 2.0 in June, and the beta releases keep landing.
SvelteKit 3 hit release candidate last week.
TypeScript 7 is the fastest compiler the language has ever had, and upgrading to it today means installing two compilers.
Twelve days from now, every call to /v1/assistants and /v1/threads returns an error. No degraded mode.
Sometime in September 2025, Oracle showed roughly 70 engineers from its MySQL team the door.
Five months since Vite 8 shipped, and the benchmarks are everywhere. Rolldown compiles 19,000 modules in 1.
dbt Labs shipped the first alpha of Core v2 in June, and the headline feature is hard to argue with: the entire runtime has been rewritten in Rust.
Last quarter a team I know spent six weeks migrating from Hive Metastore to Unity Catalog.
TypeScript 7.0 went GA on July 8.
On August 17, every generate_images() call hitting Google's Imagen 4 endpoints will return a hard error.
Yesterday the Agentic AI Foundation dropped the 2026-07-28 MCP specification — the fifth revision of the Model Context Protocol and, by a wide margin, the most...
Tomorrow the MCP 2026-07-28 specification lands.
Two weeks ago, Microsoft shipped TypeScript 7.0.
Two weeks ago Microsoft shipped TypeScript 7.0, a ground-up rewrite of the compiler in Go.
Six weeks after dbt Labs dropped the v2.0 alpha, the Slack channels are full of parse failures that didn't exist yesterday.
Microsoft pushed TypeScript 7.0 stable on Tuesday.
dbt Labs dropped the first alpha of dbt Core v2.0 on June 1st — the Rust-based rewrite built on their Fusion engine.
If you wrote off Angular somewhere around version 14 or 15 — too much boilerplate, Zone.
SvelteKit has shipped fourteen point releases since May.
Two months ago, Microsoft dropped the TypeScript 7.0 beta — a complete rewrite of the compiler in Go.