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USA Today
24-05-2025
- Lifestyle
- USA Today
Stylish savings: Add an extra 20% off markdowns at the Coach Outlet Memorial Day sale 👜
Stylish savings: Add an extra 20% off markdowns at the Coach Outlet Memorial Day sale 👜 A great bag can instantly elevate a summer outfit and few brands do timeless and trendy quite like Coach. Whether you're adding a trendy crossbody bag to a summer barbecue look or styling it with a cute pair of strappy sandals and a summer dress, now's the time to treat yourself at Coach Outlet. Coach Outlet is offering an extra 20% off already marked-down styles as part of its Long Weekend sale for Memorial Day. That means you save more on classics like the leather crossbody, roomy totes for those weekend getaways, sandals and more. Here are the top deals to shop during the Long Weekend sale at the Coach Outlet: Shop the best Memorial Day deals at Coach Outlet COACH x WNBA: Accessorize like Paige Bueckers and Hailey Van Lith with Coach's WNBA Courtside Edit What's the difference between Coach Outlet and Coach? Coach Outlet and Coach are obviously very visually similar, but they differ when it comes to product selection and prices. Coach Outlet offers shoppers an opportunity to own Coach products at much more affordable price points. These items are either overstocked from Coach stores or specifically manufactured for the outlet. One of the biggest differences is that Coach usually features exclusive collections that are not available at Coach Outlet. These collections are often inspired by current trends and designs, making them highly sought after. When is Memorial Day 2025? Memorial Day 2025 is observed on Monday, May 26. It is one of the 11 federal holidays recognized nationwide. It's also the unofficial start to summer in the retail world. Save an extra 20% at Coach Outlet
Hans India
20-05-2025
- Hans India
Microsoft Introduces Lightweight ‘Edit on Windows' CLI Text Editor at Build 2025
At its recently concluded Build 2025 conference, Microsoft introduced Edit on Windows, a new open-source command-line text editor built to streamline the developer experience. The tool will soon be available through the Windows Insider Program and is designed for quick and efficient file editing directly within the terminal. By simply typing 'edit' in the command prompt, developers can now launch the editor without needing to switch to another app. Much like traditional terminal editors such as vim, Edit on Windows allows users to open, edit, and manage files inside the command line — but with a modern, simplified twist. 'What motivated us to build Edit was the need for a default CLI text editor in 64-bit versions of Windows,' explained Christopher Nguyen, product manager of Windows Terminal. '32-bit versions of Windows ship with the MS-DOS Edit or, but 64-bit versions do not have a CLI editor installed inbox.' The new editor is designed to be intuitive and user-friendly. At under 250KB in size, Edit is lightweight and supports essential features like word wrapping, find and replace, match case, and regular expressions. All menu functions have key bindings, and developers can switch between multiple files using the Ctrl + P shortcut. Importantly, Microsoft sought to create a modeless experience to avoid the confusion associated with modal editors like vim. 'Because we wanted to avoid this for a built-in default editor, we decided that we wanted a modeless editor for Windows,' Nguyen said, referencing the famous developer meme: 'how do I exit vim?' Microsoft is also making changes beyond the text editor. The company announced that it is rebranding its Windows Dev Home to Advanced Windows Settings. 'Advanced Windows Settings allow developers to easily control and personalize their Windows experience,' said Windows chief Pavan Davuluri. Rather than launching as a separate app, these settings will now appear as part of the main Windows 11 settings interface. Notable features include enabling GitHub control details within File Explorer. Together, these updates reinforce Microsoft's ongoing commitment to improving the developer environment within Windows.
Yahoo
19-05-2025
- Yahoo
Microsoft open-sources a command-line text editor and more at Build
At its Build 2025 conference, Microsoft open-sourced a number of apps and tools, including a new command-line text editor for Windows called Edit. Open source software may not earn the company direct revenue, but it can serve as a form of market research — and a funnel to paid applications and services. By contributing to the open-source community, Microsoft gains valuable knowledge and product suggestions, as well as ideas for future directions. Edit, which will be installed by default on Windows via the Windows Insider Program beginning this summer, will allow developers to edit files directly in the command line by running the command "edit." The goal is to minimize unnecessary context switching and let developers stay in their current flows, says Microsoft. Elsewhere, Microsoft is open-sourcing GitHub Copilot in VS Code, its assistive coding extension for Visual Studio Code. Over the next few months, AI-powered capabilities from the GitHub Copilot extension will migrate to the VS Code open-source repository, says Microsoft. Lastly, Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), the feature in Windows that allows users to run a Linux environment directly on their Windows system, will be open-sourced, says Microsoft. This will allow developers to access the source code and make any changes they may need for a particular use case. This article originally appeared on TechCrunch at Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
19-05-2025
- Yahoo
Microsoft open-sources a command-line text editor and more at Build
At its Build 2025 conference, Microsoft open-sourced a number of apps and tools, including a new command-line text editor for Windows called Edit. Open source software may not earn the company direct revenue, but it can serve as a form of market research — and a funnel to paid applications and services. By contributing to the open-source community, Microsoft gains valuable knowledge and product suggestions, as well as ideas for future directions. Edit, which will be installed by default on Windows via the Windows Insider Program beginning this summer, will allow developers to edit files directly in the command line by running the command "edit." The goal is to minimize unnecessary context switching and let developers stay in their current flows, says Microsoft. Elsewhere, Microsoft is open-sourcing GitHub Copilot in VS Code, its assistive coding extension for Visual Studio Code. Over the next few months, AI-powered capabilities from the GitHub Copilot extension will migrate to the VS Code open-source repository, says Microsoft. Lastly, Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), the feature in Windows that allows users to run a Linux environment directly on their Windows system, will be open-sourced, says Microsoft. This will allow developers to access the source code and make any changes they may need for a particular use case.
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Business Standard
15-05-2025
- Business
- Business Standard
Myntra expands the 'Rising Stars' programme to back D2C home brands
Online fashion retailer Myntra has unveiled Myntra Rising Stars (MRS) Home Edit, a strategic expansion of the platform's Rising Stars programme, aimed at nurturing innovations by homegrown D2C brands that are transforming the way India shops for its living spaces. As lifestyles continue to evolve, customers are increasingly investing in their homes—seeking personalisation, style, and innovation. Myntra said homegrown D2C brands are rewriting the playbook on design-led innovation. They are reimagining category experiences, blending form and function with a deep understanding of evolving personal lifestyle choices. 'Customers are looking to differentiate themselves. They are increasingly seeking products that align with their lifestyle—whether it's ergonomic furniture, sustainable decor, or theme-inspired home selections,' said Maneesh Kumar Dubey, vice-president, category management, Myntra. 'D2C brands are catering to this space with their unique and differentiated products. With the launch of MRS D2C Home Edit, we are bringing together an array of emerging homegrown brands with the biggest selection and innovative offerings.' The Myntra Rising Stars programme has been designed for both renowned and emerging D2C made-in-India brands offering unique propositions for customers. Brands can opt in based on qualifying criteria, which include the size of the brand, social media followership, strategic significance, and uniqueness of the product proposition, among others. The launch phase of the MRS Home Edit witnessed over 165 D2C brands across home furnishing, decor, kitchen and dining, furniture, and mattresses join the programme. These include tapestries and wall art, antique showpieces, Indie wall plates, Warli printed decor, ceramic soap dispensers, luxe bathroom accessories, and smart cookware. The onboarded brands include a mix of Myntra-first entrants and established players now being elevated through strategic exposure. Brands such as Sleepyhead, Story@Home, Kuber Industries, Haus & Kinder, Chumbak, SleepyCat, and Nestasia have scaled with enhanced merchandising, curated content, and targeted discovery.
