Darryl K. Taft    today announced Chainguard EmeritOSS, its new model for supporting mature open source projects and long-term open source software (OSS) sustainability The post Chainguard Takes Over Maintenance of Aging OSS Projects appeared first on The New Stack.

Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols    AI was big in 2025, but so were many other developments and worries. The biggest open source stories in 2025 The post Open Source: Inside 2025’s 4 Biggest Trends appeared first on The New Stack.

Janakiram MSV    Google’s Agent Development Kit (ADK) is a fundamental shift in how developers build AI-powered applications. Rather than treating large language The post What Is Google’s Agent Development Kit? An Architectural Tour appeared first on The New Stack.

Richard MacManus    There was a further shift away from complexity in web development this year, with frontend frameworks like Astro and Svelte The post Web Development in 2025: AI’s React Bias vs. Native Web appeared first on The New Stack.

Jack Wallen    Some time ago, released the Gemini CLI (Command Line Interface) tool that is pretty impressive. Unlike many AI tools, the The post Coding With the Gemini CLI Tool appeared first on The New Stack.

Alexander T. Williams    Somewhere between disciplined software engineering and late-night code jazz lives a strange new philosophy: Vibe coding. It’s the act of The post Why There Might Be Something to Vibe Coding After All appeared first on The New Stack.

B. Cameron Gain    Every once in a while, a particularly interesting release or project is introduced at a larger conference amid zero marketing The post Meet Whamm: The WebAssembly Instrumentation Framework appeared first on The New Stack.

David Eastman    While this was definitely the year of Agentic AI, what is less clear is the effect LLM generation will have The post How Generative AI Exposes a Weak Product Value Proposition appeared first on The New Stack.

Darryl K. Taft    Iterate.ai is launching the GA release of AgentOne, an autonomous coding assistant that bakes security validation directly into AI code The post Iterate.ai Launches AgentOne for Enterprise AI Code Security appeared first on The New Stack.

Kateryna Korotieieva    Some products solve a single problem. Others known as platforms quietly build the scaffolding for entire industries. Yet The post The Platform PM: Building an Ecosystem, Not Just a Product appeared first on The New Stack.

Loraine Lawson    JetBrains CEO Kirill Skrygan, 38, was all in on tennis he played and was one of the best in The post JetBrains CEO on How Developers Become Leaders appeared first on The New Stack.

Alexander T. Williams    Every time a React app misbehaves, the first tweet is some variation of React sucks. No, it isn’t (okay, who The post Stop Blaming React for Your State Management Hangover appeared first on The New Stack.

Loraine Lawson    It’s tempting to see web and application accessibility as altruistic rather than profitable. But that’s not true, contends Navya Agarwal, The post What Adobe’s New AI Assistant Can Teach Frontend Developers appeared first on The New Stack.

Janakiram MSV    s Agent Development Kit (ADK) has rapidly become a foundational framework for building AI agents. Introduced at Google Cloud NEXT The post How To Build AI Agents 3 Ways With Google ADK appeared first on The New Stack.

Darryl K. Taft    Stack Overflow has announced the general availability of AI Assist, a conversational AI search tool that prioritizes human-verified community knowledge The post Stack Overflow Puts Community First in New AI Search Tool appeared first on The New Stack.

Cody De Arkland    In November 2024, Anthropic published a seemingly innocuous blog post entitled Introducing the Model Context Protocol. In it, they promised The post One Year of MCP: Looking Back, and Forward appeared first on The New Stack.

Steve Croce    Python is ubiquitous. Millions of professionals, from scientists to software developers, rely on it. Organizations like and Meta have built The post Python Is Quickly Evolving To Meet Modern Enterprise AI Needs appeared first on The New Stack.

Jack Wallen    Gnome Builder has been around for a long, long time. If you’ve never experienced Builder, I will say that it’s The post Gnome Foundry Is a New IDE in a Box’ for Linux appeared first on The New Stack.

Jessica Wachtel    Natural is a JavaScript library for Natural Language Processing (NLP), one of a number of JavaScript libraries for machine learning The post How To Perform Basic NLP in JavaScript With the Natural Library appeared first on The New Stack.

David Eastman    When Google launched a new agentic development platform called Antgravity this week, the first question I had was: What about Jules The post Hands-On With Antigravity: Google’s Newest AI Coding Experiment appeared first on The New Stack.

Darryl K. Taft    Microsoft and its subsidiary GitHub have launched a native integration between Microsoft Defender for Cloud and GitHub Advanced Security that The post GitHub and Microsoft Use AI To Fix Security Debt Crisis appeared first on The New Stack.

Alexander T. Williams    At some point, we stopped writing React components and started worshiping them. The mantra of reusability turned from a best The post The React Component Pyramid Scheme: An Over-Engineering Crisis appeared first on The New Stack.

Loraine Lawson    An AI Gateway won’t solve all of a developer’s API problems, Jason Ehmke told audiences at the Kong API Summit The post 6 Pillars for a Best in Class API Strategy appeared first on The New Stack.

David Eastman    I’ve never entirely understood the Microsoft roadmap. I certainly enjoyed using Visual Studio 2022 (VS 2022) for C# and .NET The post Visual Studio 2026 First Look: Evolution, Not Revolution appeared first on The New Stack.

Loraine Lawson    With React and React Native now under a new foundation, perhaps React will make progress on server-side rendering (SSR). SSR The post Is Server-Side Rendering React’s Holy Grail? appeared first on The New Stack.

Loraine Lawson    Frontend developers need to make a paradigm shift about how they build applications using AI models, according to Angular consultant The post Why the Frontend Should Run AI Models Locally With ONNX appeared first on The New Stack.