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Text • David Eastman

A Developer’s Guide to Marshaling Data With JSON

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While code and data interplay with each other to form running programs, we still tend to concern ourselves more with

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Text • Darryl K. Taft

Arcjet’s Python SDK Embeds Security in Code

Security platform provider Arcjet has launched a Python SDK to bring application-layer security directly into code. The SDK, now in

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Text • Loraine Lawson

Cloudflare Acquires Team Behind Open Source Framework Astro

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Cloudflare announced Friday it will acquire the Astro Technology Company team, which is responsible for the open source JavaScript web

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Text • Jack Wallen

You Might Not Know This, but Your NAS Might Be a Good Docker Server

Recently, I procured a Zettlab AI NAS. This was mostly to be used to house a metric ton of video

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Text • Sean Falconer

SLMs vs. LLMs: Why Smaller AI Models Win in Business

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Enterprise AI inherited the consumer model of AI, but it’s the wrong one for most business-to-business (B2B) problems. In the

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Text • Jakob Freund

Orchestration: The Key to Integrating AI with Legacy Systems

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In today’s enterprise landscape, AI may dominate the conversation, but legacy systems still underpin mission-critical operations for many — if

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Text • Nicole Seah

Memory for AI Agents: A New Paradigm of Context Engineering

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For today’s AI agents, memory is a moat. Every conversation counts, but traditional large language models (LLMs) are stateless —

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Text • Joab Jackson

CNCF Dragonfly Speeds Container, Model Sharing with P2P

The Dragonfly project, an open source peer-to-peer image and file distribution system, has graduated from the ‘s program for incubating

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Text • Janakiram MSV

Nvidia DGX Spark: The New Stack Developer’s Guide

The ability to run large AI models locally defines the next frontier of developer productivity. Without desktop-class AI compute, data

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Text • Kavi Daula

The New Threats: Attackers Don’t Just Break In, They Blend In

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These days, malicious actors succeed not by breaking systems, but by blending into them. Increasingly, the intruder looks like a

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Text • B. Cameron Gain

Start Small and Go Big With Open Source Gonzo for Observability

Logs are essentially a language, and if you throw the right information into a large language model (LLM), it can

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Text • Heather Joslyn

Solving the Problems That Accompany API Sprawl With AI

According to IBM’s Neeraj Nargund, APIs power the core business processes enterprises want to scale, making automated discovery, observability, and governance essential—especially when thousands of APIs exist across teams and environments.

API sprawl hides both security dangers and missed opportunities. If an organization has more APIs than it can easily keep

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Text • Joab Jackson

ScyllaDB’s New Cloud Challenges DynamoDB Cost, Performance

High-performance database system provider has launched a new database cloud service that promises to rival the performance of ‘ DynamoDB

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Text • Jennifer Riggins

Level 3 AI Collaboration: The Sweet Spot for Developers

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This is an excerpt from Chapter 5 of “AI for the Enterprise: The Playbook for Developing and Scaling Your AI

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Text • Richard MacManus

StyleX vs. Tailwind: Meta’s Take on CSS-in-JS Maintainability

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Tailwind has been in the news lately, as it struggles to keep its doors open in the AI era. But

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Text • Nishant Ghan

Lessons from 2 Years of Integrating AI into Development Workflows

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Two years ago, I started experimenting with AI-assisted development tools. Today, they’re embedded into daily workflows across our engineering organization.

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Text • Steve Fenton

Stop Wasting AI Investment on a Broken Change Approval Process

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Change approval has been a constraining force on software delivery for decades. With teams adopting AI coding assistants and agents,

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Text • Darryl K. Taft

2025: The Year of the Return of the Ada Programming Language?

In 2025, the Ada programming language made what might be considered a comeback. (But don’t call it one! Yet.) Last

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Text • Darryl K. Taft

Experts Hail Anthropic’s $1.5M Python Security Commitment

Anthropic‘s $1.5 million investment in Python security is both self-interested and smart, analysts say, addressing a critical vulnerability in the

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Text • B. Cameron Gain

Open Source Whamm: Use WebAssembly To Monitor and Fix Running Apps

Whamm is designed to allow users to instrument their WebAssembly (or Wasm) applications with a programming language or code, or

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Text • Janakiram MSV

How To Choose the Right Tool for Your Google ADK Agent

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The ability to connect AI agents to external systems defines their practical utility. Without tools, an agent is limited to

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Text • Loraine Lawson

The React Framework Face-Off: Which One Owns the Future?

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Frontend developer and educator Kent Dodds has some good news for frontend developers confused about which React-based framework to choose.

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Text • Yaron Yarimi

Caught in the Middle: The New Role of Platform Teams

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Earlier this year, the platform team at a global bank introduced a new workflow for developers to provision cloud environments

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Text • Vicki Walker

Is Sloppy File Sharing Endangering Your Enterprise?

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Sharing digital data is one of the most important and riskiest parts of modern business. Multiple times a day, organizations

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Text • Krishna Subramanian

AI Governance Is the Next IT Battleground

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AI has moved decisively from experimentation to execution. It now sits at the core of enterprise transformation strategies, reshaping the

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Text • Saqib Jan

Better Context Will Always Beat a Better Model

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AI leaders have, for the last year, obsessed over benchmarks, debating whether GPT-4, Claude 3.5, or Gemini holds the crown. This enterprise

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Text • Michelle Gienow

CloudBees CEO: Why Migration Is a Mirage Costing You Millions

In The New Stack Makers podcast, CloudBees CEO Anuj Kapur describes this pattern as “the migration mirage,” where organizations chase modernization through costly migrations that push value further into the future.

A recent survey shows that, last year, 57% of enterprise organizations spent over $1 million on migration projects — with

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Text • Fahmid Kabir

Tenants: The Missing Backbone of Modern Developer Platforms

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If you are responsible for a developer platform, you are probably trying to reduce cloud sprawl, speed up delivery and

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Text • Jelani Harper

Why Neoclouds Are the Answer To AI Storage Lock-in

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One of the more meaningful consequences of AI’s growth in the enterprise is its impact on the cloud race. The

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Text • Akhil Verghese

Why 40% of AI Agents Might Fail (and How To Save Yours)

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In 2023, a Chevrolet dealership in California woke up to a viral nightmare: Its new AI chatbot had just agreed

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