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AI‑Powered Development, .NET 10 Milestones, and Cloud AI Investments…
Jeudi 11 décembre 2025 à 11:11
AI‑Powered Development Platforms
Agentic UI Generator accelerates enterprise UI creation
Progress Software unveiled an Agentic UI Generator for its Telerik and Kendo UI suites, enabling developers to produce multi‑component, production‑ready page layouts from natural‑language prompts. The tool now supports Blazor, React, and Angular, and introduces AI‑assisted debugging via Fiddler Everywhere, promising to cut manual coding effort dramatically. This marks a shift toward AI‑first UI engineering in the enterprise space.
SD Times
Black Duck embeds AI for real‑time code remediation
Black Duck’s new Signal extension plugs directly into AI coding assistants, scanning generated code on the fly for vulnerabilities and licensing issues. By surfacing problems as developers type, it aims to curb the “after‑code” security gap that has plagued rapid AI‑assisted development cycles. Early adopters report faster issue resolution without breaking workflow continuity.
DevOps.com
Mistral AI releases Devstral 2 and Vibe CLI for autonomous coding
French startup Mistral AI launched Devstral 2, a 123‑billion‑parameter open‑weights coding model that scores 72.2 % on the SWE‑bench Verified benchmark. Accompanying it is the Vibe command‑line interface, which maintains project context across files and can execute shell commands autonomously, positioning it as a direct competitor to proprietary AI coders. Its Apache 2.0 licensing encourages community‑driven extensions.
Ars Technica
XMLUI simplifies business‑app development, reducing JavaScript churn
The XMLUI framework lets non‑frontend specialists build reactive business applications without touching React or CSS, using a declarative XML schema that auto‑generates UI behavior. By operating at a higher semantic level, it trims code volume and mitigates “AI coding backlash” where developers fear loss of control over generated code. Early pilots show faster delivery of internal tools and clearer documentation.
SD Times
.NET Ecosystem Updates
.NET 10 brings major ASP.NET Core enhancements
Microsoft’s .NET 10 release upgrades ASP.NET Core with performance‑focused improvements to Blazor, Minimal APIs, and OpenAPI generation, alongside tighter authentication integration. These changes aim to streamline cloud‑native service development and reduce latency for high‑throughput web apps. The update also adds .NET 10 support for the latest Angular and .NET versions, reinforcing cross‑framework compatibility.
InfoQ
Security alert: Microsoft declines to patch .NET RCE flaw
Security researchers disclosed a critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability affecting a broad swath of .NET‑based enterprise applications. Microsoft has signaled it will not issue an immediate fix, urging developers to employ mitigations such as strict input validation and sandboxing. The decision has sparked debate over vendor responsibility versus community‑driven remediation.
The Register
Proton Pass introduces a CLI for seamless secret retrieval
Proton Pass now offers a command‑line interface, enabling developers to fetch encrypted credentials directly from scripts and CI pipelines. The CLI integrates with popular secret‑management workflows, reducing context switches and bolstering security hygiene in DevOps environments. Early feedback highlights its simplicity and zero‑trust design.
Tech Radar
Cloud AI Infrastructure & Investment
Oracle ramps up AI‑focused cloud capex, spooking investors
Oracle announced a $15 billion increase in FY 2026 capital expenditures to expand data‑center capacity for AI workloads, targeting customers like OpenAI. While the move underscores the growing demand for AI‑ready cloud infrastructure, analysts warn that the cash burn could pressure margins if demand plateaus. The company expects higher‑margin AI services to offset the spend over the long term.
The Register
Harness secures $5.5 B valuation to close the “after‑code” gap
Harness raised $240 million in a Series E round, bringing its valuation to $5.5 billion as it builds automation tools that bridge AI‑generated code to production pipelines. The platform promises to detect, test, and remediate code issues introduced by generative models, aiming to streamline continuous integration for AI‑augmented development teams. Investors view this as a critical layer for reliable AI‑driven software delivery.
TechCrunch
Developer Experience in the AI Age
“Frictionless” makes the business case for DevEx improvements
The newly released Frictionless book, co‑authored by Nicole Forsgren and Abi Noda, translates developer‑experience metrics into concrete financial outcomes, showing how reduced toil can free millions of developer hours and accelerate revenue. It expands on DORA and SPACE frameworks, adding AI‑specific dimensions such as trust and prompting efficiency. The authors argue that measurable DevEx gains are now a strategic imperative for AI‑centric product teams.
The Pragmatic Engineer
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