Tim Anderson

The Swift Package Index (SPI), a search engine for open source packages for the Swift programming language, is now part of Apple, though it will remain open source.

“Every state on the east coast has banned reduction fishing of menhaden in coastal waters except Virginia. A Canadian company is raping the bay to deplete menhaden for omega oils for dog food.

Three-year lifecycle leaves enterprises with barely a year to adopt each LTS release

Apple's final break with Chipzilla leaves another platform preparing to wind down support

Lincoln's warning, the Statue of Liberty and the welcome extended to Vietnamese refugees remind us that America's greatness has always depended on compassion as much as strength.

The Rev. Tim Anderson, executive director of Austin City Lutherans, and the Rev. James C. Harrington, of St. James' Episcopal Church in Austin.

A guest column for America's 250th anniversary, penned jointly by the Rev. Tim Anderson and the Rev. James C. Harrington.

I am no longer writing regularly for The Register or DevClass – I have loved writing there but made the decision to stop in order to free up more time for other things. I may still write there occasionally, and/or do freelance work elsewhere.

Principal product manager Daniel Rosenwasser reports that TypeScript 7 is now generally available – a big release, since this is the first to have the native port of the TypeScript compiler built in Go. Rosenwasser claims “speedups between 8x and 12x on full builds.”

Following a power outage, all my Windows servers (hosted on a single Hyper-V server) rebooted. They are configured to come back up, but I found that Remote Desktop was not working to many of them, including the domain controller.