GitHub's Copilot takes code autocompletion to a new level but raises copyleft licensing issues.

The rolling release edition of openSUSE, Tumbleweed, now offers the latest version of the GNOME desktop.

Getting a handle on Arduino boards can be difficult. Luckily, quite a few block-based, Scratch-like programming environments are at hand that make the learning curve easier to climb.

The Raspberry Pi still lacks analog GPIOs that would allow it to read directly from temperature and light sensors, or even humble potentiometers. With an inexpensive chip and some homegrown software you can grant the Pi the gift of analog sensing.

RHEL 7.5 comes with enhanced security and usability features.

Developers can use RHEL as a development platform without a subscription fee.

New Hack language adds static typing and other conveniences.

If you can use your desktop environment, then you can also write programs: All you need is your mouse, the Alice IDE, and some time to experiment.