Web Development

Web development refers to the process of creating, building, and maintaining websites and web applications that operate on the internet or intranets. It encompasses a broad range of tasks, including coding, technical design, and performance optimization, to ensure a seamless user experience.

How Microsoft is migrating repositories to GitHub

For the past decade, Azure DevOps has powered software development at Microsoft, supporting some of our largest repositories and most complex engineering workflows across Azure Repos, Boards, and Pipelines. Software development is being reshaped by AI, and where code lives now have a direct impact on how much value organizations can capture. For teams that […]
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4 Jun 2026

Azure DevOps and GitHub: Journeying into the AI Era

AI is changing how software gets planned, built, and reviewed. As teams adopt agentic development, the platform underneath those workflows matters more. They need tools that bring planning, coding, security, and collaboration together—and can keep pace with how development is evolving. That’s why we’re delivering the newest agentic capabilities on GitHub across planning, coding, code […]
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3 Jun 2026

Introducing Write: A New Way to Post, Built for Writers

One page. A blinking cursor. The formatting you need and nothing you don't. That's Write, a new, focused writing surface built into WordPress.com. In last year's Creators survey, "simplify the editor" was the single most-requested improvement from the people already publishing on WordPress.com. So we built it.
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27 May 2026

Meet WordCamp Agent: A Preview of the WordPress Memory Layer

If you've been to a WordCamp, you know how it goes. The schedule fills up fast, you lose track of who you wanted to meet, and
your notes from the best talks never make it anywhere useful. Message @wordcamp_agent_bot on Telegram and not only have a
better plan for WCEU 2026, see where agentic WordPress is going.
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26 May 2026

May Patches for Azure DevOps Server

We are releasing new patches for our self‑hosted product, Azure DevOps Server. We strongly recommend that all customers stay up to date with the latest, most secure version of Azure DevOps Server. The most recent release, Azure DevOps Server, is available on the download page. The following versions have been patched. For more details on […]
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15 May 2026

Axios npm Supply Chain Compromise – Guidance for Azure Pipelines Customers

On March 31, 2026, malicious versions of the widely used JavaScript HTTP client library Axios were briefly published to the npm registry as part of a supply chain attack. The affected versions — 1.14.1 and 0.30.4 — included a hidden malicious dependency that executed during installation and connected to attacker-controlled command-and-control (C2) infrastructure to retrieve […]
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24 Apr 2026

Optimizing Git policy management at scale

With just a single improvement in the REST API of Azure DevOps, we achieved a massive reduction in CPU usage and execution time when managing Git policies: 2x less CPU and 10-15x faster execution! This change is already available to all users of Azure DevOps, and it’s time to share a bit more detail: the […]
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23 Apr 2026

Public Preview: Actual Result for Manual Tests in Azure Test Plans

We’re excited to announce the public preview of the highly anticipated Actual Result (AR) feature for manual testing in Azure Test Plans! This feature has been one of the top requests of the community, and we’re thrilled to make it available for you. Why use the Actual Result feature? Manual testing is a critical part […]
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22 Apr 2026

Azure DevOps MCP Server April Update

This update brings a set of improvements and changes across both local and remote Azure DevOps MCP Servers. Here’s a summary of what’s changed. Query work items with WIQL We’ve introduced a new wit_query_by_wiql tool that enables users to construct and run work item WIQL queries. For our remote MCP, to ensure reliability and performance, […]
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21 Apr 2026

One-click security scanning and org-wide alert triage come to Advanced Security

We’re shipping two major capabilities that change how security teams enable and act on application security in Azure DevOps: CodeQL default setup makes it possible to enable code scanning across your organization without configuring a single pipeline, and a new combined alerts experience in Security Overview gives security administrators a single place to search, filter, […]
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15 Apr 2026

April Patches for Azure DevOps Server

We are releasing patches for our self‑hosted product, Azure DevOps Server. We strongly recommend that all customers remain on the latest, most secure version to ensure optimal protection and reliability. The latest release of Azure DevOps Server is available from the download page. This patch applies to the most recent version, Azure DevOps Server, and […]
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15 Apr 2026

Improving the Markdown Editor for Work Items

We introduced the Markdown editor in July 2025 to bring Markdown support to large text fields in work items. Since then, we’ve received valuable customer feedback highlighting challenges with the editing experience, particularly when switching in and out of edit mode. Many users found the current interaction model confusing and, at times, disruptive. For example, […]
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2 Apr 2026

Unlock language-specific rich symbol context using new find_symbol tool

Refactoring at scale is a time-consuming and error-prone process for developers. In large codebases, developers have relied on manual searches and incremental edits across multiple files to accomplish these tasks. Modern development workflows depend on fast and accurate code navigation to avoid these pitfalls. When developers refactor existing code, explore unfamiliar areas of a large […]
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11 Feb 2026

One-click AI agents: OpenClaw just got easy for everyone

One small step for agentic AI. One huge leap for everyone who just wants to use AI agents.
OpenClaw on Hostinger is now a true one-click experience. You can deploy an AI agent …
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11 Feb 2026

What’s new at Hostinger: 2026 product updates

From small quality-of-life tweaks to bigger feature launches, our product updates focus on making it easier for you to start and scale online. This post is your hub for new featur…
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9 Feb 2026

Roadmap for AI in Visual Studio (February)

After a busy January (catch up here), we’re shifting focus to reliability and refinement. This month is about tightening core workflows, improving agent stability, and building on the MCP foundations we’ve been laying. Agent Mode & Coding Agents Reliability is the priority this month. We’re raising the floor on agent-driven scenarios with: Better progress and […]
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5 Feb 2026

Performance improvements to MEF-based editor productivity extensions

If you use editor productivity extensions for Visual Studio 2026, there’s good news—they can now load faster! Extension developers with existing MEF-based editor productivity extensions should read this blog to learn about recent changes and how they might be affected.  We introduced VisualStudio.Extensibility to simplify the creation of Visual Studio extensions for developers. Previously, handling threads in VSSDK-based extensions […]
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3 Feb 2026