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DEV · Releases

TypeScript ships vscode-typescript 1.0.1

TypeScript has published vscode-typescript 1.0.1 on GitHub. The tag points to commit b6eaace and was created by typescript-automation on 29 Sep at 19:31. GitHub lists two release assets. The supplied release page contain…

DEV · Releases

TypeScript publishes vscode-typescript 1.0.0

The TypeScript project has published vscode-typescript 1.0.0 in its GitHub repository. The release points to commit 716fee8 and records typescript-automation at 28 Sep 23:22. GitHub lists two assets, but the supplied rel…

DEV · Security

GitLab patches 11 flaws across three release lines

GitLab’s 19.4.1, 19.3.3 and 19.2.7 updates resolve 11 vulnerabilities in the Community and Enterprise editions. Two critical flaws let authenticated users reach code execution through crafted regular expressions in CI/CD…

DEV · Releases

Node.js ships 22.23.3 on the Jod LTS track

Node.js has published version 22.23.3 for the LTS Jod release line. The supplied release entry identifies the version and its support track, but provides no change list or security details. Developers maintaining Node.js…

DEV · News

TypeScript 7.0 brings a Go engine, with an API gap

Microsoft released TypeScript 7.0 on July 8, 2026 with Project Corsa, a Go-based native compiler. Benchmarks show roughly tenfold gains on full type checks, including VS Code and Slack workloads. The new engine lacks Typ…

DEV · Releases

Node.js publishes version 26.10.0

Node.js has published version 26.10.0, according to the project’s release page. The available announcement identifies the release and its version but provides no additional change details in the supplied material. Develo…

DEV · Reads

Rust community warns of targeted attacks

Published on 17 September 2026, the Rust Blog addresses targeted attacks against prominent Rust contributors and calls for greater vigilance in the community. The warning matters to developers involved in open-source pro…

DEV · Releases

Node.js 26.9.0 expands crypto APIs and Web Workers

Node.js 26.9.0 arrived on 16 September 2026 as a Current release. It adds a generic MAC API, OpenSSL provider discovery for ciphers and hashes, default-on ffi, node:bench, Histogram meanCI and CBOR histogram exchange. Th…

DEV · Releases

VS Code 1.137 Adds Scheduled Agent Task Automations

Microsoft has released Visual Studio Code 1.137. A new preview feature lets developers run recurring agent tasks on hourly, daily or weekly schedules. An experimental setting also integrates the agents window directly wi…

DEV · Tooling

PlanetScale launches Neki, a sharded Postgres platform

PlanetScale has released Neki, a sharded Postgres platform now in platform preview. Each shard runs real Postgres, while Neki adds a router, sidecars and a control plane targeting over 100 million queries per second and …

DEV · Releases

Node.js 26.8.2 updates Undici, OpenSSL and npm

Node.js 26.8.2 (Current), released 9 September 2026 by Antoine du Hamel, updates Undici to 8.10.2, OpenSSL to 3.5.8, npm to 11.19.1 and corepack to 0.36.0. The release also deprecates the internal Server.prototype._liste…

DEV · Releases

Node.js 24.21.0 Arrives as LTS Krypton

Node.js version 24.21.0 has been released under the long-term support line codenamed Krypton. The update is available for download from the official Node.js distribution page. Teams running production workloads on the 24…

DEV · The Editorial

When an AI Company Buys the Runtime, Governance Stops Being Boring

Anthropic bought Bun because Claude Code ships on it, and the deal will probably make Bun better. Kai argues the real lesson sits elsewhere: single-vendor runtime ownership is becoming normal, and the PHP world's messy, …

DEV · The Editorial

Headless Chromium Is a Production Dependency. Patch It Like One

CVE-2026-85046, a V8 type confusion bug exploited in the wild, is being filed under 'browser news'. Wrong drawer. If your PHP app renders PDFs with Browsershot, runs Dusk or Panther in CI, or scrapes with Puppeteer, you …

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