Vue team releases VitePress 1.0 static site generator
The developers of the Vue JavaScript framework have launched VitePress 1.0, a static site generator (SSG) for building fast, content-centric websites. Built on top of Vue and the Vite build tool (pronounced “veet”), VitePress takes source content written in Markdown, applies a theme, and generates static HTML pages for deployment. VitePress 1.0, announced March 21, […]
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Using Drones for UAV-Methane Detection
Methane is a common and important greenhouse gas with a great impact on global climate change. With the deepening of environmental protection work, methane (CH4), as the main greenhouse gas, has become an important indicator of environmental protection. The methane detector has become one of the indispensable tools in the field of environmental protection because […]
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Feds seek attestation on secure software
The US federal government has released a software attestation form intended to ensure that software producers partnering with the government leverage minimum secure development techniques and tool sets. The form was announced March 11 by the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), which developed the form with the Office of Management […]
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KORE & Medical Guardian: First eSIM-Powered Medical Alert Device
KORE, a global leader in Internet of Things (IoT) Solutions, and Medical Guardian, a leading provider of personal emergency response systems (PERS), jointly announce their groundbreaking collaboration on the first-ever medical alert device utilizing eSIM technology. This revolutionary technology is designed to overcome cell signal challenges and address healthcare access disparities by enabling electronic switching […]
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Building a smarter Azure Kubernetes for developers
With KubeCon Europe taking place this week, Microsoft has delivered a flurry of Azure Kubernetes announcements. In addition to a new framework for running machine learning workloads, new workload scheduling capabilities, new deployment safeguards, and security and scalability improvements, Microsoft has placed a strong emphasis on developer productivity, working to improve the developer experience and […]
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Unlock the Full Potential of IoT: Optimizing 2024 Tech Trends
Are you eager to stay ahead in today’s rapidly evolving tech landscape? Now is your chance to step into the realm of tomorrow’s technology space and unlock the full potential of IoT. In an immersive session “Unlock the Full Potential of IoT: Optimizing 2024 Tech Trends,” led by KORE’s Chief Product Officer, Steven Baker, and […]
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Rust adds support for C-string literals
Rust 1.77, the latest version of the Mozilla Research-founded programming language focused on safety, speed, and concurrency, adds support for C-string literals. C-string literals in Rust expand to a null-byte terminated string in memory of type & ‘static CStr. This makes it easier to write code that will interoperate with foreign language interfaces that require […]
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IoT Swims Laps Around Traditional Commercial Pool Maintenance
The Internet of Things (IoT) has been a game-changer for commercial pools with achievements transforming the way we currently monitor, maintain, and ensure the safety and compliance of water and equipment. The use of sensors, AI, and data for real-time monitoring of chemicals, equipment status, and water temperature and quality has vastly improved how pools […]
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Complexity bad: An interview with HTMX creator Carson Gross
Carson Gross is the creator of HTMX and Hyperscript, the mind behind The Grug Brained Developer, a professor of software engineering at Montana State University, and co-author of Hypermedia Systems. It was a pleasure to pick Carson’s brain about the impetus behind projects like HTMX and Hyperscript, the failures of REST, why JavaScript is here […]
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How to Ensure OTA Update Security
Illustration: © IoT For All An over-the-air (OTA) update for an Internet of Things (IoT) device is a convenient way to provide customers with the latest security patches and features. Since these updates arrive over cellular data or Wi-Fi networks, customers can get them with little or no effort. Many companies have used OTA updates […]
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