Coder’s Corner #11 – November
What’s new this November? Figma introduced expanded design system options and new tools for web and prototyping. React Native 0.82 launched a new architecture and faster development. Angular 21 impressed with signal forms, accessibility improvements, and new AI features. Cursor 2.0 changed the game with multi-agent AI development, and the European Commission is launching an investigation into the cloud market under the DMA. Catch up on the latest in development, design, and digital services!
Coder’s Corner #10 – October
Even in the October edition of Coders Corner, we bring you a roundup of the most interesting updates from the world of development. Java JDK 26 is set to deliver native support for HTTP/3, while Elementor is taking website creation further with its new AI agent and editor. React 19.2 makes working with effects easier and introduces Partial Pre-rendering. Zapier is now available on AWS Marketplace and allows integrations through Action Runs. And finally, OpenAI surprised everyone by launching its own browser, Atlas, combining the web and AI in one seamless interface.
Coder’s Corner #9 – September
While we took a short summer break, the developer world kept moving. Angular released versions 20.1 and 20.2 with zoneless stability and smarter templates, PHP 8.5 (alpha) introduced the pipe operator and handy new array functions, Akamai and LevelBlue launched Managed WAAP for web and API protection, Elementor 3.31 and 3.32 pushed the V4 editor forward, and LangChain 1.0 (alpha) answered community feedback with modular middleware and fresh documentation.
Coder’s Corner #8 – June
In June, we explored several interesting updates: Elementor 3.30 expands the capabilities of the web editor and brings improvements in both performance and accessibility. Meanwhile, Ultracite is changing the way we approach linting and formatting of TypeScript code – with a focus on speed, type safety, and AI integrations.
Coder’s Corner #7 – May
May was packed with exciting updates across the development and design world.
Coder’s Corner #6 – April
April Tech Highlights for devs, AI fans & creators: WordPress 6.8 “Cecil” boosts performance, design & security, Firebase Studio enables no-code AI app prototyping, NativePHP lets you build native apps in PHP, OpenAI’s GPT-4o joins the lineup with new lightweight models
Coder’s Corner #5 – March
March brought exciting updates for devs and creatives – from Elementor 3.28 and Angular 19.2 improvements, to key JDK 24 changes, a smart AI tools subscription tip, and a fresh look at Lynx JS, a new cross-platform contender.
Coder’s Corner #4 – February
Figma: precise SVG export & aspect ratio lock; Tailwind 4 adds CSS variables; Claude 3.7 integrates with GitHub; PHP 8 & Laravel still lead.
Coder’s Corner #3 – January
In this year’s first Coder’s Corner, we’re diving into the biggest tech trends set to shape the industry in the coming months. Web development is in for some big shifts—Temporal API is expected to become a standard across all browsers, Vanilla CSS is making a strong comeback, and AI is set to play an even bigger role in how we build web applications.
Coder’s Corner #2 – December
GitHub Octoverse 2024, the European Accessibility Act, the results of the State of Frontend 2024 survey, the latest Elementor version, and React 19 are the main topics of the December edition of Coder’s Corner…