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bugfender

JavaScript console.log() Method: Complete Guide with Examples

Jun 15, 2026 By Aleix Ventayol In Bugfender
console.log() is a foundational tool for developers learning JavaScript. It sends messages to the browser’s DevTools console, so we can see what our code is doing at runtime. This allows us to: Because it prints information directly to the console, we can observe values, program flow, and potential issues. In this post we’re going to cover the basics of console.log() syntax, the nuances of formatting and the essential DevTools add-ons that turn console.log() from a window into a dashboard.
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bitrise

WWDC 2026: Under-the-radar announcements for iOS developers

Jun 15, 2026 By Ben Boral In Bitrise
WWDC 2026 delivered plenty to talk about. Apple's renewed AI push, Xcode 27 (that we shipped to customers in beta within 24 hours of the keynote!), and refreshing Liquid Glass. It also delivered a notable absence: no M5 Mac minis yet, which we covered separately. Now that the dust has settled, Bitrise’s Ben Boral went looking for the announcements that slipped past the highlight reel. If you're a mobile developer, these three are worth your time.
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appian

Introducing Releases in Appian: Organize, Deploy, and Deliver with Confidence

Jun 12, 2026 By Juliana Kutch In Appian
As enterprise development teams scale, coordinating deployments across multiple teams, applications, and environments becomes one of the most time-consuming parts of the delivery lifecycle. Today, we're excited to introduce Releases—a new capability in Appian that brings native release management to the platform, helping teams deploy faster and with fewer surprises.
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ably

WebSocket reconnection in AI agents: transport recovery vs. session recovery

Jun 12, 2026 By Madeleine Quinn In Ably
Your AI agent is mid-task, waiting on the result of a search tool call it made 30 seconds ago. The user is watching a spinner. Then a network blip drops the connection. The application reconnects in under a second, fast enough that most monitoring wouldn't flag it. But the tool call result that came back during the gap is gone, and so are the 200 tokens the agent generated before the silence began. The reconnect succeeded - but the session didn't.
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WSO2 Appoints Tanmaya Das as CFO to Support Continued Global Expansion

WSO2 Appoints Tanmaya Das as CFO to Support Continued Global Expansion

Jun 11, 2026 By WSO2 In WSO2
London, UK. 11th June 2026 - WSO2 today announced the appointment of Tanmaya Das as Chief Financial Officer (CFO), further strengthening its executive leadership team as the company continues to build on its momentum and position itself for its next phase of growth. The appointment comes as WSO2 expands its platform strategy for the agentic enterprise, helping organisations securely integrate AI capabilities into complex technology environments while maintaining control over governance, data sovereignty, and digital infrastructure.
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oril

Real Estate Operations Automation: From Manual Processes to Event-Driven Workflows

Jun 11, 2026 By Zorian Fedoryga In ORIL
The biggest operational bottleneck in property management isn’t a lack of technology. It’s the manual coordination required between systems, teams, and processes. Leasing coordinators paste data from the PMS into email threads. Maintenance supervisors scan spreadsheets to find overdue work orders. Accounting teams wait for someone to confirm a deposit before posting. Owner reports get assembled the night before a call because nothing triggers them automatically.
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ably

Temporal made execution durable. Ably makes sessions durable.

Jun 11, 2026 By Faye McClenahan In Ably
When Temporal launched, a lot of people had the same reaction: "We have queues and retries. We don't need this." (Temporal's own blog addressed this directly.) That reaction made sense. Queues solve queue problems and they do it well. What Temporal gave you was something different: a named execution context that survives a server restart and picks up from its last checkpoint. Not a better queue. A different abstraction entirely. If you built with it, you couldn't imagine going back.
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nodesource

How We Designed a Node.js Production Debugging Experience with AI

Jun 11, 2026 By Mafe Serna In NodeSource
Earlier this year, our team launched the N|Solid Extension, a Node.js production debugging and observability tool designed for modern development environments. The goal was simple: help developers investigate production issues without constantly switching between dashboards, monitoring platforms, and their editor. Instead, runtime telemetry, diagnostics, security insights, and AI-assisted workflows could live directly where developers already spend most of their time.
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