Microsoft's rumored January 2026 layoffs highlight the brutal economics of AI investment. We analyze the real reasons behind the cuts, what it means for tech workers, and how to future-proof your career in an AI-driven industry.
When Microsoft cancelled Project Blackbird, Matt Firor's dream MMO, it revealed deeper truths about corporate acquisitions and creative work. This analysis explores what developers can learn from high-profile cancellations and how to protect creative vision.
When a Microsoft engineer's LinkedIn post about rewriting Windows 11 with AI went viral, it sparked outrage and confusion. We break down what really happened, Microsoft's response, and what this means for the future of software development.
Microsoft's ambitious plan to replace its entire C and C++ codebase with Rust by 2030 represents one of the largest software engineering migrations in history. This comprehensive guide explores what this means for developers, the technical challenges involved, and how you can prepare for the Rust-first future.
Microsoft's strategic shift from C/C++ to Rust, powered by AI-assisted development tools, represents one of the most significant programming language transitions in decades. This article explores what this means for developers, security, and the future of systems programming.
GitHub's attempt to charge for self-hosted runners sparked massive developer backlash in 2025. The company quickly reversed course, but the incident reveals deeper concerns about platform lock-in and the future of developer tool pricing.