Facebook says it is making Microsoft's popular coding environment, Visual Studio Code, its default development platform. Microsoft's open-source integrated development environment (IDE), VS Code or ...

Facebook source code leaked, but not its social graph: The software source code behind Facebook’s main index page had been inadvertently exposed to some users, then posted to the web on a ...

Facebook's open-source platform has been growing steadily since it launched and is showing no sign of its popularity waning anytime soon: the past year has seen the project expand yet again, reaching ...

Facebook has announced that it's partnering with Microsoft to use Visual Studio Code internally for its development purposes, as well as improving remote development tools. Traditionally, Facebook ...

Blog, anonymously set up to share source code that Facebook inadvertently leaked, gets pulled by Blogger parent Google over copyright concerns. Caroline McCarthy Former Staff writer, CNET News ...

Facebook announced it's adopting Visual Studio Code as the default environment for its developers and is teaming up with Microsoft to boost the remote development functionality for the open-source, ...

The social media network filed a DMCA request to get the code taken down, and has asked a court to order GitHub to identify the person responsible. The social media network filed a DMCA request to get ...