Looking for a complete summary of this week in developer news? You’ve found it. The entire tech world was focused on Cupertino for Apple’s WWDC 2025, but that was far from the only story. From a critical zero-day vulnerability and major new AI platform announcements to foundational shifts in core Linux tools, it’s been a packed week.

Looking for the top developer news this week? You’ve come to the right place. While the industry holds its breath for Apple’s upcoming developer conference, major updates in AI tooling, critical security alerts, and a flood of significant platform releases made for a busy week.

It’s been another packed week in the software development universe! AI continues to drive innovation at a breakneck pace, core development tools are receiving significant upgrades, and as always, staying on top of security remains paramount. Let’s dive into some of the biggest headlines that caught our eye and what they mean for developers.

From GitHub Copilot’s upgrade with Claude 4 models to game-changing AI announcements at Google I/O and Microsoft Build, plus urgent Node.js security fixes — this week’s Developer Nation roundup gives you the essential insights you need to stay current in the fast-moving world of tech.

Manus AI, developed by Monica, autonomously handles coding tasks to streamline development. While promising, stability and security concerns raise questions about its readiness. This article explores its features, challenges, and future impact.

In our Enterprise Developer Series, we present insights from Dev C., an anonymous Oracle software developer, who shares experiences, benefits, challenges, and the evolving landscape of the industry.

Mental Health Awareness Week takes place in the UK between 15th – 21st May. With that in mind, we wanted to share with our community the State of the Developer Wellness report, which provides insights from our Developer Nation community including workplace experiences, burnout, mental wellbeing, happiness and lifestyles.

You asked, we listened! The State of Developer Wellness Survey is our first 5-min survey dedicated to your wellbeing.

Software development complexity and the need for technical resources may be hard to find or very expensive to hire. Due to this, low-code and no-code tooling has become increasingly popular among developers today.

Choosing a programming language can be complicated as many aspects need consideration. You might wish it was as easy as choosing between various flavors of ice cream or pizza. Ask any developer or technical manager to understand what drives popular choices in the tech world.