developer productivity

GitHub Copilot, the generative AI coding assistant brought to life through the partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI, has reached a remarkable milestone: more than 15 million users worldwide now leverage Copilot’s capabilities to amplify their productivity. This exponential rise—quadrupling...

In 2025, Microsoft's Copilot has significantly advanced its AI-driven coding capabilities, marking a transformative period in software development. Initially introduced as a tool to assist developers by suggesting code snippets and automating routine tasks, Copilot has evolved into a robust...

The digital transformation sweeping across the landscape of software and development has taken another leap forward. Recent advancements highlight how generative AI models—namely OpenAI’s ChatGPT—are penetrating the heart of coding productivity tools, bringing direct in-editor code editing...

Imagine waking up, opening your trusted VS Code alternative, and finding out that your favorite C/C++ extension has packed its bags and left the building – all thanks to a well-timed update from Microsoft. For many open-source developers and users of VS Code forks such as VS Codium and Cursor...

There was a time, not so long ago, when the idea of an AI assistant coding alongside us humans brought to mind visions of digital utopia. Or at the very least, the promise of an extra pair of hands, or digits, shoveling through the mind-numbing trenches of developer drudgery. Alas, as recently...

Ask any random developer at your local coffee shop which AI model they’re currently integrating, and chances are you’ll hear the word “OpenAI” spill from their lips before the steam fades off their oat-milk flat white. This turbo-charged household-name status isn’t mere hearsay—it’s written in...

Cursor, the AI coding assistant that has quietly become a developer’s secret weapon, didn’t just pop into existence and disrupt the world of software engineering overnight — although from the way it’s taken over desks and screens in Silicon Valley, you’d be forgiven for thinking it had landed...

Coforge and Microsoft Join Forces to Revolutionize Developer Productivity Coforge Limited, a renowned global digital services provider, is turning up the heat on innovative software development with its strengthened collaboration with Microsoft. By harnessing the AI-powered magic of GitHub...

Microsoft’s Request for a Video POC: A Rigid Process Under Scrutiny A recent incident has spotlighted a curious practice at the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) that may be prompting questions about the balance between thoroughness and red tape in vulnerability disclosure. Senior...

The world of AI-assisted coding is evolving at breakneck speed. In a bid to upend traditional subscription models and transform developer productivity, Google has launched Gemini Code Assist Free—a free-tier AI coding assistant that dramatically outpaces the current offerings from competitors...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is everywhere, from enhancing photos on your phone to testing the boundaries of human-centric jobs like writing and coding. One of the AI tools that has garnered immense attention among developers is GitHub Copilot. Built on OpenAI's GPT-4 model and tightly woven...

Microsoft is shaking the coding world yet again! In a move sure to please developers of all stripes, the tech giant recently unveiled a new free tier for its GitHub Copilot AI service, exclusively for users working with its popular Visual Studio Code (VS Code) code editor/IDE. This sweetener...

In a remarkable showcase of technology, approximately 18,000 developers at Infosys have written an astounding 7 million lines of code using GitHub Copilot. This significant achievement was announced by Puneet Chandok, President of Microsoft India & South Asia, at the Building AI Companions for...

Back when Node.js was launched, the device landscape was simpler, and using a single JavaScript VM helped provide Node.js the focus to grow rapidly. Today, there is a proliferation in the variety of device types, each with differing resource constraints. In this device context, we believe that...