Dependabot now supports pnpm catalogs by sgammon

February 4, 2025 Starting today, Dependabot offers full support for pnpm workspace catalogs. pnpm workspace catalogs are widely used in monorepos, and improper dependency handling can lead to: – Broken dependency trees due to unintended modifications. – Install fa

ByHackTechFebruary 4, 20250Comments

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Socket now supports the Go programming language by feross

Today is an exciting day for all Go developers! We’re thrilled to unveil Socket’s early access support for the Go programming language.Since we started Socket, our mission has been to fortify the software supply chain against attacks. We began our journey safeguarding JavaScript applications against the dangers of the NPM ecosystem. Over the last few

ByHackTechAugust 2, 20230Comments

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U-Boot now supports booting Linux from an HTTP server by watchdogtimer

Up until now, U-boot would only support the User datagram protocol (UDP) allowing for TFTP and NFS boot, but Linaro has now added support for TCP and HTTP in U-boot in order to boot Linux from common web servers. TFTP boot from U-boot has been supported for years, as around the year 2006 I remember

ByHackTechJanuary 26, 20230Comments

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Deno now supports NPM packages by alonp99

Deno 1.28 stabilizes support for npm specifiers, which allow you to use npm modules directly in Deno with a higher chance of compatibility than importing from CDN’s, particularly if the modules depend on artifact files in their package. It is important to emphasize that even though this feature was stabilized for use with deno run

ByHackTechDecember 23, 20220Comments

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Free Pascal Now Supports Anonymous Methods by edwinyzh

Dear Free Pascal Community,The Free Pascal Developer team is pleased to finally announce the addition of a long awaited feature, though to be precise it’s two different, but very much related features: Function References and Anonymous Functions. These two features can be used independantly of each other, but their greatest power they unfold when used…

ByHackTechMay 28, 20220Comments

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