The retail AI protocol standards war is heating up. has unveiled a new open standard, the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP),

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The first few years of generative AI in software development felt like a series of increasingly impressive magic tricks. We

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If you ship AI applications, you have probably noticed that the questions are changing. Enterprise security questionnaires now include AI-specific

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For over 15 years, Kin Lane, co-founder and chief community officer (CCO) for open source API foundation Naftiko, has been

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When HashiCorp changed the licenses of Terraform and many of its other products from open source MPL 2.0 to the

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It was Monday morning when our analytics team started noticing something wrong. Customer transaction volumes had apparently skyrocketed over the

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Too often, GitOps becomes a victim of its own success. One cluster and one Argo CD instance quickly sprawl into

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Refactoring used to be limited to a fixed set of transforms hardwired into IDEs. If the one you needed wasn’t

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One of the big AI development trends of last year was the shift to on-device inference, in many cases using

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As generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) capabilities evolve, software architects and developers face critical decisions about when to use GenAI-based solutions

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Agent builders are finding that sometimes the easiest way for an agent to do its job is to simply give

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If 2025 was “the year of type checking and language server protocols” for Python, will 2026 be the year of

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Enterprises experimenting with large language models (LLMs) often encounter the same challenges once pilot projects move into production. Infrastructure costs

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In the future dreams of Large Language Models, there will be no need for human intervention and they will write

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You’ve may have heard that Arch Linux isn’t exactly the easiest Linux distribution to install or use. What if I

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“AI for the Enterprise: The Playbook for Developing and Scaling Your AI Strategy” is a new ebook I wrote for

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The API platform Postman announced Thursday it has acquired Fern, a developer experience company that helps developers ship API documentation

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In today’s AI rush, I’ve seen even the most disciplined organizations find it nearly impossible to enforce the hard-won lessons

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If you’ve ever built more than a quick prototype with AI tools like Lovable or Replit, you’ve likely felt the

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While big models captured all the early glory with their larger context windows, greater parameters and more power, the reality

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Tailwind CSS, the popular CSS framework, laid off three engineers — 75% of its engineering team — on Monday. In

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Do you have too many Docker containers running? A quick check of my home lab and on just a single

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Database support provider is donating a database management tool for Kubernetes environments to the . For Kubernetes environs, the newly

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Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Agent Sandbox is a new Kubernetes extension designed to run workloads, such as AI agents, that

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The observability provider Honeycomb has named its recent offering for private cloud — eponymously called Private Cloud. It is largely

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After 20 years in software, full-stack developer Yaniv Soussana is tired of complexity in React-based JavaScript frameworks. So the creator

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Even as AI offloads repetitive tasks and accelerates learning and productivity, you hear more anecdotes every day about AI systems

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Over the past few years, I’ve reviewed thousands of APIs across startups, enterprises and global platforms. Almost all shipped OpenAPI

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Most organizations are ending 2025 with tangible AI wins. Developers are shipping code faster, costs are down and leadership is

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As enterprises push deeper into AI-driven automation, the conversation is moving from simple task automation to truly autonomous, resilient workflows.

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