Infinity -- there is nothing bigger? Or is there? It is a surprising but entirely logical conclusion that infinity comes in different sizes but where do we find a bigger infinity? 

Silicon Valley is where it all happened and arguably is still happening. Why did it all start at this particular location?

MDN Web Docs is assured of a stable future thanks to the formation of Open Web Docs which has already raised over half a million dollars in funding through Open Collective. It also has a new platform on GitHub making it easier for developers and technical writers participate.

The lambda calculus is a theoretical construct often used to beat non-mathematically inclined programmers into submission - that and monoids. Now we have Calc Intelligence, a Microsoft Research project to bring lambda to Excel - talk about ivory towers...

There's a new, free, course from Microsoft where you learn how to build, migrate and scale Java applications on Azure.

Google has announced the 1.0 release of gRPC Kotlin, following its open sourcing last year. gRPC is a high-performance, open-source, universal RPC framework originally developed at Google to help developers connect services.

After a two-month pilot open to a small number of participants, Mozilla has decided not to proceed with Promoted Add-Ons, a scheme whereby developers could pay to have their Firefox extensions officially reviewed by Mozilla and remove the "Caution label" from listings on AMO.

Microsoft has released details of a new project to provide a complete description of the Win32 API surface in metadata so that it can be projected to any language in an automated way.

China already holds the record for having the largest number of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones as we prefer to call them, airborne simultaneously. Now it has added longest duration of drone animation to its list of World Records.

A two-episode series which debuted on Chinese streaming platforms last week has been described as the first reality competition to focus on programmers.

Red Hat has announced new no- and low-cost programs they're adding to Red Hat Enterprise Linux. These are the first of many new programs.

The Raspberry Pi Pico is a daring venture for the Raspberry Pi Foundation in more ways than one. What exactly is it all about?

There's a brand new Wiki by Google engineers that sets out to educate secuirity developers about cross-site leaks.