jQuery 4.0.0: 20 Years Later, Drops IE Support
jQuery 4.0.0 arrived on January 17, 2026, marking both the library’s 20-year anniversary and the definitive end of an era. The first major ...
Cloudflare Acquires Astro: Framework Wars Intensify
Cloudflare acquired The Astro Technology Company on January 16, 2026, marking a strategic move in ...
TypeScript Surpasses Python on GitHub: AI Makes Types Essential
TypeScript overtook Python in August 2025 to become GitHub’s most-used programming language—the most significant language ...
C# Language of Year: Python Hits 26%, Rust Pays $235K
C# just claimed Programming Language of the Year honors from TIOBE for the largest ranking ...
QuestDB’s 40-Line JVM Fix Delivers 400x Performance Boost
QuestDB engineers just fixed a Java performance bug that had been slowing down thread monitoring ...
Chrome Brings Back JPEG XL After 2022 “Obsolete” Kill
Google reversed its 2022 JPEG XL removal after Safari shipped it and developers built a Rust decoder. Here's why the format came back ...
Node.js Releases 8 CVEs in 6 Days: Security Crisis?
Node.js released emergency security patches on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, addressing 8 CVEs—3 HIGH severity, ...
Remix/React Router Merger: Why Choosing Wrong Brand Failed
The Remix team merged into React Router v7 in November 2024, abandoning their stronger brand. ...
JavaScript Temporal API Ships in Chrome 144 Today
Chrome 144 ships Temporal API on January 13, 2026, replacing JavaScript's broken Date object with ...
Lightpanda Rewrites DOM in Zig: 6-Month Migration Worth It?
Lightpanda, an open-source headless browser built for AI automation, announced THIS WEEK that it spent ...