News : Javalin 7 and artificial intelligence .

Javalin 7 requires Java 17+, and Jetty 12+. See the migration guide for details on upgrading from Javalin 6. Javalin follows semantic versioning, meaning there are no breaking changes unless the major (leftmost) digit changes, for example 6.X.X to 7.X.X.

Copy pre-built instructions to teach your AI coding assistant about Javalin 7.2.3. Each block contains the same core knowledge — API patterns, conventions, and common pitfalls — adapted to the format your tool expects. Add the instructions to your project's AI config file and your assistant will write better Javalin code immediately.

This can be integrate with artificial intelligence, see this webpage.

See the GitHub project.

News : .NET 11 Release Candidate 1.

.NET 11 Release Candidate 1 is now available. This is our first release candidate, which comes with a go-live support license so you can confidently use this release for your production applications. This release of .NET 11 is supported in the new Visual Studio 2026 Insiders release alongside Visual Studio Code with the C# Dev Kit.

See the official website.

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News : ESMA ask authorised under MiCA after 1 July 2026.

The European Union is entering a new regulatory era for digital assets, and the impact will be dramatic. Under the Markets in Crypto‑Assets Regulation (MiCA), all crypto‑asset service providers operating in the EU must obtain a full CASP licence by 1 July 2026. Any exchange or platform that fails to secure authorization will be legally required to stop serving EU customers.

According to recent analyses from industry observers and regulatory experts, fewer than 20% of existing crypto firms are on track to meet MiCA’s strict requirements. This means that over 80% of exchanges may be forced to exit the EU market once the transition period ends. The regulation introduces unified rules for consumer protection, operational transparency, custody standards, and stablecoin issuance—raising the compliance bar significantly.

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has confirmed that the deadline is final and that no extensions will be granted. ESMA states that after July 1, “firms operating without authorization will be in breach of EU law and must cease their activities.

For EU users, this marks a major shift toward a safer but more regulated crypto environment. For exchanges, it is a race against time.

See the official ESMA Europa PDF.