Build A Rocket Boy confirms it has begun the redundancy process following MindsEye’s disastrous launch

Build A Rocket Boy confirms it has begun the redundancy process following MindsEye’s disastrous launch

MindsEye‘s disastrous launch has resulted in layoffs at developer Build A Rocket Boy Sources told IGN that layoffs are expected to affect over 100 employees Build A Rocket Boy has confirmed that the redundancy process has begun Build A Rocket Boy has been hit with layoffs following MindsEye‘s disastrous launch. The futuristic, single-player narrative game…

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Decoding the Future: How Public Libraries are Evolving with Technology Are you a developer interested in the intersection of technology and community engagement? Do you want to learn about cutting-edge applications of digital tools in unexpected places? Then mark your calendars for “The Future of Public Libraries,” a virtual webinar exploring the exciting trends shaping…

🚀 Why choose C# and .NET as my programming language?

🚀 Why choose C# and .NET as my programming language?

_Passionately speaking: .NET is among the most valuable programming skills you can develop. It is so balanced: a combination of power, speed, debug-ability, universal deployment, and elegant development environments, tools, infrastructure, and language design. _ using System; class Program { static void Main() { Console.WriteLine(“Hello, world!”); } } Cross‑platform powerhouse – build apps once and…

🇫🇷 From “Vingt et Un” to 21: Building a Lightning-Fast French Number Parser in Ruby

🇫🇷 From “Vingt et Un” to 21: Building a Lightning-Fast French Number Parser in Ruby

Ever tried to parse French numbers in your Ruby application? If you’ve worked with French text data, you know the pain: “quatre-vingt-quatorze” should become 94, “trois millions deux cent mille” should transform to 3,200,000, but good luck finding a performant solution that handles all the linguistic quirks of French numbers! That’s exactly the problem I…

Apple iPhone 16 Pro REVIEW

An iPhone 17 case maker may have leaked the flagship phone’s display upgrade

A now-amended Amazon listing hinted at a 6.3-inch iPhone 17 display The iPhone 16 has a 6.1-inch screen All four iPhone 17 models could sport 120Hz ProMotion screens Based on the iPhone 17 rumors we’ve heard so far, we were expecting the base-model 2025 iPhone to get a bigger 6.3-inch screen – up from the…

The Philips OLED760 TV on a white background

LG G5 OLED TV’s screen for cheaper than the LG C5? Philips’ 2025 OLED range is more affordable – and it has 2 top features LG doesn’t

From OLED_EX to META 3.0 OLED panels 3 or 4-sided Ambilight, depending on model Inbuilt Bowers & Wilkins speakers Fancy getting a TV with the same panel as an LG G5 for less cash, and with Ambilight smart lighting and B&W audio? Then you’re going to love the latest announcement from Philips. The company has…

Nueva era, nuevas reglas: AEO y AIO como claves del posicionamiento

Nueva era, nuevas reglas: AEO y AIO como claves del posicionamiento

Hace más de una década vivimos lo que llamamos la transformación digital. Fue un cambio profundo. Las empresas dejaron atrás los procesos analógicos, las oficinas llenas de papeles, los tickets impresos, los trámites presenciales. Se automatizó, se conectó, se digitalizó todo. Y con eso, la forma de competir también cambió. Hoy siento que estamos viviendo…

Stop Switching Tabs. Start Using AI Like You Mean It

Stop Switching Tabs. Start Using AI Like You Mean It

Right now, you probably have at least fifteen browser tabs open. Maybe twenty. One for your email, another for that document you’re supposed to review, three more for research you started but never finished, and countless others for tasks you’ve forgotten you even began. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. The average knowledge worker switches between…

Introducing My Python Selenium Framework: A Solid Foundation for UI Testing

Introducing My Python Selenium Framework: A Solid Foundation for UI Testing

Let’s be honest: UI test automation can feel like herding cats. You write a test, it passes. You run it again, it fails. You run it a third time, and it passes—just to keep you guessing. If you’ve ever wanted to throw your laptop out the window after a flaky test run, you’re not alone….