Angular 19 Released: Boosts Server-Side Rendering and Dev Productivity
Google's Angular 19 introduces incremental hydration, route-level render mode, and event replay to enhance server-side rendering and developer experience.
Web Development
Google's 'Page Annotation' Feature Sparks Controversy, Automatically Inserts Search Links into Webpages
Google's iOS app now converts website text into search links without permission, raising antitrust concerns and sparking debate among web publishers.
Google Unveils AI Agent Project Mariner, Revolutionizing Web Interaction
Google's DeepMind division introduces Project Mariner, an AI agent that can navigate and interact with websites like a human, potentially changing the web's user experience paradigm.
Judge Grants WP Engine Preliminary Injunction Against Automattic, Orders Restoration of WordPress.org Access
California district court judge orders Automattic to restore WP Engine's access to WordPress.org, citing unfair treatment and disruption to the WordPress ecosystem.
Judge Orders WordPress to Stop Blocking WP Engine, Citing Irreparable Harm
A California District Court judge has ruled in favor of WP Engine, ordering WordPress parent company Automattic to cease blocking access to WordPress.org resources and interfering with its plugins.
PHP 8.4.1 Released with Enhanced DOM API, Improved Performance, and New Features
PHP 8.4.1 update brings standards-compliant DOM API, better performance, and new features to improve development experience
Take Your Express Applications to the Next Level with Pug, SQLite, and HTMX
Learn how to enhance your Express applications with Pug templating, SQLite data persistence, and HTMX dynamic form submission, creating a powerful and efficient development stack.
5 Key Considerations for Tech Teams Adopting WebAssembly
Discover the potential pitfalls and essential strategies for successfully integrating WebAssembly into your tech stack, from compatibility issues to security risks and debugging complexities.
.NET and C# Combine with HTMX for Seamless Front-End Development
Discover how .NET and C# can be paired with HTMX to create dynamic front-end applications without writing JavaScript code.
