Proton Launches a Privacy-First Cloud IDE for Developers + 5 more

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Proton Launches a Privacy-First Cloud IDE for Developers

Source: Wired

Proton, the company behind ProtonMail and ProtonVPN, has launched Proton Dev, a browser-based IDE with end-to-end encryption. Your code, environment variables, and build artifacts are encrypted client-side before they ever leave your browser. The IDE supports Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, and Rust, with GitHub and GitLab integration built in.

• End-to-end encrypted browser-based IDE
• Supports Python, JS, TS, Go, and Rust
• Free tier with 5 GB storage and 100 build minutes
• Targets developers handling sensitive or regulated code

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Apple Vision Pro 2 Leaked: What We Know So Far

Apple is reportedly working on a second-generation Vision Pro headset that could arrive as early as next year. According to sources familiar with the matter, the new device will be 40% lighter than the current model, weighing approximately 370 grams.

• 40% lighter at just 370 grams, finally comfortable for extended sessions
• 4K per eye displays, a significant jump from the current 3.5K equivalent
• Battery life doubles to 4 hours of continuous use
• Price drops to 2499 dollars, still premium but far more accessible

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