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TypeScript 5.3 has been released

TypeScript 5.3 has been released, introducing support for import attributes in ECMAScript modules. This update from Microsoft, which enhances the strongly typed JavaScript variant, marks a significant development in the handling of module imports. A key feature of TypeScript 5.3 is its reinforcement of the ECMAScript import attributes proposal, which presents an inline syntax for […]

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Exploring Innovations in Microsoft’s .NET 8

Streamlined container images, simplified code syntax, and an unexpected addition—.NET Aspire, a curated framework for constructing cloud-native applications with .NET. In the realm of recent developer platform and tool unveilings, particularly within the .NET ecosystem, a consistent focus emerges: developer productivity. Given the prevailing economic conditions and their impact on workforce capacity, the imperative to […]

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AI Expected to Revolutionize Data Centers, According to OCP

The Open Compute Project (OCP), a leading industry initiative focused on reimagining hardware to meet the ever-growing demands of infrastructure, has shifted its attention towards the hardware prerequisites of artificial intelligence (AI). This transition is poised to bring about a significant impact, chiefly marked by the advent of liquid-cooled data centers and escalated power consumption. […]

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Microsoft .NET 8 Approaches Completion

Microsoft recently shared details about the last penultimate update before the official release of its latest developer platform, expected to debut in November. The forthcoming version of Microsoft’s coding platform, .NET 8, has transitioned to its second-to-last update, setting the stage for a public launch next month. Announced on October 10th, enthusiasts can now access […]

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Android 14’s Developer Preview Focuses on Tablets and More

The latest mobile operating system accentuates tablets, foldable devices, and introduces features like enhanced battery lifespan, fortified security, and adaptive font scaling. On February 8, Google unveiled its preliminary Developer Preview of the upcoming Android 14 OS. This edition accentuates the advancements initiated in Android 12L and 13, catering explicitly to tablets and foldable device […]

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Angular 17 Set for November Debut with Enhanced Control Flow Syntax

The framework is set to incorporate directive capabilities natively, complemented by the introduction of deferred loading. The much-anticipated Angular 17, a pivotal enhancement to Google’s renowned TypeScript-driven web development framework, is slated for a November release. This version is primed to showcase unique template attributes, notably an innovative integrated syntax for control flow and the […]

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Google Phases Out How-To Rich Results

In a move aimed at streamlining search results, Google has decided to phase out the How-To rich results. Despite the announcement, the schema for How-To remains available, but it won’t enhance search results. Google’s motivation for this change is centered around decluttering its search pages. Understanding How-To Rich Results Previously, the How-To rich results depended […]

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Google Initiates Core Update for August 2023

Google has begun the deployment of its August 2023 primary search engine revision, with the process expected to span several weeks. Google has made it public that they have initiated their August 2023 main algorithm revision. Upon the culmination of this update, the search giant confirmed that it will refresh its ranking history webpage. Google […]

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Google Advises Caution on Content Removal as CNET Deletes Numerous Pages

Google suggests that erasing aged content solely due to its age doesn’t aid SEO. But, strategic content pruning can be advantageous. Gizmodo’s recent report on CNET alleged them of “gaming Google Search” by deleting multitudes of pages, a move common in advanced SEO strategies. CNET’s Actions: Recent weeks saw the removal of “thousands of articles,” […]

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Google Search Implements Updates and Fixes for Site Name Feature

Following extensive dissatisfaction with the new Site Names feature in Google search, the tech giant has introduced some much-needed enhancements. Google has announced key updates to the site names feature in Google Search. The feature, which represents the title and name of a website displayed in search result listings, is now supported on subdomains across […]

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