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CodeRabbit is expanding its AI-powered Code Review platform into what it calls "Agentic Change Management" by adding new capabilities targeted at helping developers navigate the growing volume and complexity of code changes generated by vibe coding agents

I wonder these days. How did we ever write software without AI? I mean, I know we did. It was possible. But with AI it's like wearing roller skates and a rocket pack. Naturally, we want to encourage developers to embrace this wondrous power. But just as n

I think we all understand what a huge step it was to build the first compiler. Being able to write code that humans can read and understand and turn that into something that a computer can execute was a foundational step in computer science. It enabled th

Business intelligence (BI) platform provider Metabase has disclosed a zero-day SQL Injection vulnerability, warning that customers' sensitive credentials, tokens, API keys, and other data may have been exposed. The Metabase vulnerability revealed on Augus

JetBrains has released a minor update to IntelliJ IDEA 2026.2, the latest edition of its IDE for Java and Kotlin. The update fixes several bugs impacting Markdown shell scripts, undo actions, terminal sessions, Java code formatting, and more. IntelliJ IDE

Java Development Kit (JDK) 28, a non-LTS (Long-Term Support) or "feature release" of standard Java due in March 2027, continues to take shape. Features listed for JDK 28 now include a simple JSON API, which joins a preview of value objects, switching the

Anthropic is making Claude Code's auto mode the default for its paid and enterprise users, allowing the coding agent to execute more actions without requiring developers to approve each one. "Starting August 14, 2026, auto mode becomes the default permiss

Many of the recent supply-chain attacks could have been caught earlier if defenders looked closely at the telemetry GitHub already provides, researchers said. At their Black Hat USA 2026 presentation, researchers Yossi Weizman of Microsoft and Mor Weinber

Back in 2023 and into 2024, as the hyperscalers announced massive data center expansions and plans for gigawatt-scale facilities, I was in boardrooms explaining why these timelines were unrealistic. The response was often a polite dismissal. The vendors w

My current model-selection strategy is embarrassingly simple… and wrong: I choose the most capable (expensive) model because I'm worried the cheaper one might get something wrong. That makes me spend too much, of course, which is why I (like you, perhaps?