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Java 27 Released - What's New?

  Java 27 brings 9 official JDK Enhancement Proposals, comprising of 4 finalized features, 4 preview features, and 1 incubator feature, along with several notable runtime cleanups and performance improvements. We break the release down: https://www.i-programmer.info/news/80-java/19158-java-27-released-whats-new.html
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What Happened At PyCon US 2026

  PyCon US is the largest and longest running annual gathering of the Python community. We provide an overview of this year's event. PyCon US is produced and underwritten by the non profit Python    Software Foundation (PSF), brining together a diverse attendee base, ranging from absolute beginners to core CPython developers, open source maintainers,    data scientists, researchers and community organizers. This year it took place at the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center in Long Beach, California during May 13-19. https://www.i-programmer.info/news/216-python/19155-what-happened-at-pycon-us-2026.html

Polygres: Advanced Search On PostgreSQL

  Polygres is a specialized platform designed to enhance PostgreSQL databases with advanced search and retrieval capabilities. Polygres is a managed PostgreSQL database service that integrates advanced search and retrieval capabilities, such as graph traversal, vector similarity, full text search and hybrid query composition, directly on top of your relational database tables. https://www.i-programmer.info/news/84-database/19138-polygres-advanced-search-on-postgresql.html

What happened At PGconf.dev 2026

  PGConf.dev (PostgreSQL Development Conference) is a highly technical developer focused conference primarily designed for the people who build, maintain and extend the database system itself. https://www.i-programmer.info/news/99-professional/19126-what-happened-at-pgconfdev-2026.html

CipherStash: Searchable Encryption and Data Level Access Control For PostgreSQL

  CipherStash is a cybersecurity platform that provides searchable, field-level encryption. It has been designed to secure sensitive data within PostgreSQL. CipherStash is motivated by the premise: Traditional database encryption isn't secure Most developers assume that their data is safe because their database has encryption at rest enabled. However, encryption at rest only protects the physical storage disk, backup files, or discarded hardware. Once the database server is booted up and running, all data is loaded into memory as plaintext. If an attacker exploits a SQL injection vulnerability, gains access to the host server, or gets hold of database credentials, they can read every piece of sensitive data in the clear. To prevent this, you could encrypt sensitive fields (like emails or SSNs) inside your application before saving them. But traditional field level encryption introduces two major problems: Full article on IProgrammer: https://www.i-programmer.info/news/84-database/1...