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Scala
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1 month ago

Anton Sviridov: Tree Sitting will continue until Scala highlighting improves [Scala Days 2025]

Building accurate Scala syntax highlighting involves creating tools using Tree Sitter grammars and parsers across various platforms.
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fromInfoWorld
1 month ago

Swift 6.3 boosts C interoperability, Android SDK

Version 6.3 debuts the @c attribute for exposing Swift functions and enums to C code in a project, allowing for seamless integration.
Web frameworks
fromEntrepreneur
3 months ago

Build Enterprise-Grade Applications for Just $50

Developers spend more than 60% of their time debugging and maintaining code rather than building new features, Stack Overflow's Developer Survey reports. If you're running a software development team or building applications for your business, you can use Microsoft Visual Studio Pro to streamline coding workflows with an AI-enhanced development environment that reduces debugging time and accelerates deployment cycles. Best of all, Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2026 is currently available for only $49.99 (reg. $499.99).
Software development
Software development
fromInfoQ
3 months ago

Swift Cross-Platform Framework Skip Now Fully Open Source

Skip is now fully open source, enabling iOS and Android apps from a single Swift/SwiftUI codebase while preserving developer investment and encouraging community contribution.
Video games
fromBusiness Matters
4 months ago

Online Gaming: An Entertainment Ecosystem Teeming with Opportunities

AI, cloud infrastructure, and smartphone adoption are transforming gaming into an accessible, personalized, cross-platform ecosystem that reduces hardware barriers and enhances social play.
Software development
fromMedium
7 months ago

Many Cross-Platform Software Libraries Have Hurdles To Overcome.

Cross-platform desktop development is difficult, lacks resources, and exploring languages like Zig, Flutter, and Electron exposes steep learning curves and slow progress.
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