VS Code 1.129 Ships a Floating Panel UI — Here's How to Turn It On
Microsoft's July 2026 release of Visual Studio Code 1.129 quietly introduces the most visible redesign the editor has seen in years: floating sidebars and panels with rounded corners, available now as an opt-in experiment. »
Vercel's New Monthly Security Patch Cycle for Next.js Kicks Off With 9 Fixes
Next.js now ships security updates on a predictable monthly schedule. The inaugural release patches 9 vulnerabilities — and the reason this program exists is worth understanding. »
Gitea 1.27 Patches 45 CVEs and Brings Reusable Workflows to Self-Hosted Git
The self-hosted Git platform's latest release closes 45 security vulnerabilities — the largest patch batch in its history — while delivering reusable workflows and Jupyter Notebook rendering. »
TypeScript 7.0 Is Out — The Go Rewrite Delivers 11× Faster Builds
Microsoft's TypeScript 7.0 lands with a full Go rewrite of the compiler — real-world builds are running up to 12 times faster, with VS Code's 2.3M-line codebase compiling in under 11 seconds. »
Three.js in 2026: TSL Is Now Default and WebGPU Works in Every Browser — What Changes for You
With Safari 26 completing WebGPU support across all browsers and Three Shading Language replacing raw GLSL as the default shader path, the Three.js you knew in 2024 is functionally a different framework today. »