The green software movement is moving from theory to practice. At last week’s Green IO conference in London, major organizations

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Data cloud has equipped its Snowflake Cortex AI service with a new MCP server, as well as a set of

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The web used to feel like a messy bazaar of competing ideas, half-broken libraries, and duct-taped solutions pretending to be

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The Model Context Protocol (MCP), introduced by Anthropic in November 2024, has quickly become a foundational standard for modern AI

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Dapr’s distributed application runtime concept is simple, but enabling it is enormously complex (although its usage is simple). According to

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Vibe coding — using AI to generate code using natural language prompts — has captured plenty of attention this year.

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If you’ve been wrestling with slow node scaling and surprise bills from Cluster Autoscaler, you’re not alone. AWS Elastic Kubernetes

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You’ve heard it before, and you’ll hear it again: AI is here to stay, and there’s nothing anyone can do

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NEW YORK — Russell Miles opened his keynote at this week’s Devmio International JavaScript Conference with a guitar and a

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Modern data platforms demand real-time context to extract meaningful insights. With AI agents becoming increasingly prevalent, this contextual accuracy is

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The world of software development is a relentless treadmill that constantly accelerates to meet the demands of enterprise users. Within

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OutSystems was one of the early players in the low-code/no-code space. Like many of its competitors, including Microsoft’s Power Apps

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It’s a key part of how web standards and browsers are developed, which grew from tiny beginnings, depends on a

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This year, MCP (Model Context Protocol) has become the glue that connects AI to the web. Following MCP-UI and NLWeb,

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Trying to set resource requests and limits in Kubernetes is kind of like the story of “Goldilocks and the Three

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This week, users of Helm and other cloud native open source projects will have to find other free sources for

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AI is moving fast. In fact, AI advancement and adoption are moving faster than any shift we’ve seen since cloud

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As your organization grows, so does the number of tools, services and libraries your teams rely on. New internal services

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Managing apps in Kubernetes can get messy quickly. When everything runs in one big pile, it’s tough to stay organized.

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LONDON — “The blinking lights are a curse and a blessing at the same time for a lot of us,”

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Get a bunch of geeks to Las Vegas, have a former astronaut give a keynote about the connection between space

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Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet and Opus large language models have long been favorites among developers, and today, the company is launching

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A 2025 Atlassian report found that 50% of developers surveyed lose more than 10 hours a week to overhead work

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For most software teams, integrating AI tools like code assistants is as simple as signing up for a service and

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Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock, security and privacy are two very hot topics. There’s a good reason for

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It was a moment for our time — two long-time Go programmers pondering the future of their language, and how

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Deploying apps on Kubernetes (K8) can feel like walking a tightrope. One wrong step and boom. Your app doesn’t work,

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If you’re following the Ruby dispute, you might want to check out a recent post by Mike McQuaid that drills

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I got onto the recent early access beta for Verdent, the new AI coding tool from TikTok’s former head of

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What Is Observability? Observability is not a process but a concept. While its potential remains largely latent, its utility in

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