The Known IDE Packages Manager tool has been updated to support the latest Delphi 13 development environment.
Delphi Tools Manager 1.0.4 released, adding support for Delphi versions 6 through 13, including the latest IDE versions.
Introduces Swift Dependency Audit, a CLI tool and SwiftPM plugin for auditing Swift package dependencies against source imports.
A developer's first impressions and practical guide to using uv, a fast Rust-based Python package manager, alongside existing pyenv and nox workflows.
A developer shares their experience migrating their Neovim configuration from lazy.nvim to the rocks.nvim package manager, discussing its benefits and drawbacks.
Bun 1.0, a fast JavaScript runtime and toolkit, is released as a potential Node.js alternative with built-in tools and performance benefits.
A tutorial on creating and signing custom Swift package collections for the Swift Package Manager, including environment setup and tool installation.
An in-depth look at how NPM works, covering its core components like the CLI, module resolution, and lockfiles, as part of an 'under-the-hood' series.
Explains the lack of a native Nix method to search for old package versions and details the creation of the Nix Package Versions tool to solve this.
A guide to essential tools for improving the software development experience on Windows, including terminal emulators and package managers.
A deep dive into the Swift Package Manager architecture, explaining how it parses manifests and integrates with the Swift toolchain.
A tutorial on using Swift Package Manager to create libraries and executables, manage dependencies, and work with the Package.swift manifest file.
Overview of npm 5's major new features, including performance improvements, offline modes, and a standardized lockfile.
Final post in a Pythonic code series about leveraging PyPI packages to write better Python code by using community-developed tools.
A guide to setting up global package managers (RVM, NPM, Homebrew) on a new OS X development machine for managing system and app dependencies.
Python 3.4 will include the pip package manager by default, following the acceptance of PEP 453.
Introducing the NuGet Package Source Discovery (PSD) specification, enabling automatic discovery and addition of NuGet feeds from trusted sources.
