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Google’s “What’s New in Web UI” Talk: Less Custom Component JavaScript, More Web Standards
Una Kravets recently presented in a talk recent developments in Web UI supported by the Chrome team. Some common UI patterns that currently require a significant amount of JavaScript may soon be implemented in a declarative manner with new features of HTML and CSS, with less custom JavaScript, and with built-in accessibility.
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Introducing ANS: DNS-Inspired Secure Discovery for AI Agents
The Open Worldwide Application Security Project (OWASP) has recently introduced a new standard for securely discovering AI agents. Inspired by DNS, the Agent Name Service (ANS) provides a protocol-agnostic registry mechanism that uses Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) to establish agent identity and trust.
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AWS Introduces Open Source Model Context Protocol Servers for ECS, EKS, and Serverless
AWS has launched open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers on GitHub to supercharge AI development within Amazon ECS, EKS, and Serverless environments. These specialized tools equip developers with real-time, context-specific insights, enhancing application deployment, troubleshooting, and operational efficiency. Empower your cloud experience today!
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.NET Aspire 9.3 Brings GitHub Copilot Integration and Expanded Azure Support
The .NET team has released version 9.3 of .NET Aspire, introducing updates across diagnostics, integrations, and deployment workflows. As stated in the official announcement, this release aims to improve the developer experience by integrating GitHub Copilot into the Aspire dashboard, expanding tracing capabilities, and simplifying Azure deployments.
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Introducing Embabel: Advanced AI Agent Development for Java Applications
Introducing the Embabel Agent Framework, a pioneering platform developed by Spring founder Rod Johnson, designed to revolutionize AI applications on the JVM. By integrating structured agent development and Goal-Oriented Action Planning, Embabel combines strong typing with dynamic planning, ensuring reliable, adaptable, and type-safe solutions for enterprise Java applications.
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Vitest Introduces Browser Mode as Alternative to JSDOM
Vitest, the modern Vite-native test runner, has introduced Vitest Browser Mode, offering developers an alternative to traditional DOM simulation libraries like JSDOM. The addition of browser mode to Vitest allows tests to run in an actual browser context, offering more realistic and reliable testing behavior for UI applications built with React, Vue, or Svelte.
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Virt8ra Sovereign Cloud Expands with Six New European Providers
Virt8ra is a groundbreaking European initiative aiming to establish a sovereign, interoperable cloud ecosystem, countering US cloud dominance. With significant expansion, now inclusive of six new providers, and a focus on open-source technology, Virt8ra promotes data localization and vendor independence, paving the way for an innovative digital future across Europe.
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Another Rust Rewrite: OpenAI’s Codex CLI Goes Native, Drops Node and TypeScript for Rust
OpenAI recently announced rewriting its Codex CLI in Rust. Codex CLI stack originally features React, TypeScript and Node. The rewrite seeks security and performance gains on top of improved developer experience.
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Goodbye CVE? European Vulnerability Database EUVD Now Live
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) has recently launched the beta of the European Vulnerability Database (EUVD), a new public platform operating alongside, but independently from, the widely used Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) system. The new platform aims to improve coordination and transparency in vulnerability handling within the EU.
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Google Brings Gemini Nano to ML Kit with New On-Device GenAI APIs
The new GenAI APIs recently added to ML Kit enable developers to use Gemini Nano for on-device inference in Android apps, supporting features like summarization, proofreading, rewriting, and image description.
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Java News Roundup: GlassFish, JEPs Targeted for JDK 25, TornadoVM, Hibernate Reactive, Spring Cloud
This week's Java roundup for May 26th, 2025, features news highlighting: the twelfth milestone release of GlassFish 8.0; four JEPs targeted for JDK 25; introducing the GPULlama3.java project powered by TornadoVM; and GA releases of Hibernate Reactive 3.0, Spring Modulith 1.4 and Spring Cloud 2025.0.
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Java 25 Introduces Stable Values API for Deferred Immutability and Improved Application Startup
JEP 502 introduces the Stable Values API in JDK 25, enhancing application startup performance by allowing deferred immutability. This feature enables thread-safe, at-most-once initialization of complex objects, combining the best of final fields with lazy initialization. It empowers developers to improve efficiency and reduce initialization pitfalls while leveraging JVM optimizations.
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Visual Studio 2022 v17.14 Introduces Agent Mode and Advanced Copilot Assistance
Microsoft has announced the general availability of Visual Studio 2022 version 17.14, introducing agent mode for GitHub Copilot code assistant, among other enhancements. The agent mode enables Copilot to perform complex, multi-step tasks when editing code.
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Have I Been Pwned 2.0 Adds New Tools for Data Breach Monitoring
Have I Been Pwned (HIBP) - the widely used data breach notification service created by security expert Troy Hunt, has launched a major front-end redesign in version 2.0, introducing several new features aimed at improving how individuals and organizations monitor breach exposure.
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Microsoft Open Sources the GitHub Copilot Chat Extension
At its Build 2025 conference, Microsoft announced plans to open source over the next few months the code behind the GitHub Copilot Chat extension under the MIT license and refactor core AI capabilities directly into the main VS Code codebase. The move, if completed, may affect the ability of current for-pay AI code editors to compete purely on features.