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• Darryl K. Taft

Microsoft AI Agents Automate Enterprise Java and .NET Migrations

Microsoft has rolled out new development tools powered by AI agents designed to dramatically reduce the time and complexity of

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• Jessica Wachtel

Python Dataclasses: A Complete Guide to Boilerplate‑Free Objects

A dataclass in Python is a way to store and organize related values in a structured, reusable way. But don’t

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• Heather Joslyn

Sentry Founder: AI Patch Generation Is ‘Awful’ Right Now

In this episode of The New Stack Agents, David Cramer, founder and chief product officer of Sentry, remains skeptical about generative AI's current ability to replace human engineers, particularly in software production.

Count David Cramer among the skeptics about the current ability of generative AI (GenAI) to do the jobs currently being

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• Crystal Morin

Vibe Coding: When AI Writes the Code, Who Secures It?

Trying something new can often be exciting, maybe a little scary, and sometimes even empowering. The concept of “vibe coding,”

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• Loraine Lawson

Clarifai’s AI Engine Cuts Costs Without Performance Hit

Tokens fall in the air.

AI agents are predicted to overtake the enterprise, and possibly the internet, but there’s one unnerving challenge that doesn’t get

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• Oladimeji Sowole

How To Build AI Agents With Lifelong Learning

Brain, ones and zeros representing artificial intelligence.

AI is moving beyond the “set it and forget it” era. While the powerful language models we use daily, like

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• Susan Hall

Why pgEdge ‘Ripped the Band-Aid Off’ To Go Totally Open Source

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The hullabaloo over moves away from open source licensing — HashiCorp/OpenTofu anyone? — seems to have settled a bit, but

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• Josh Lemos

CISOs: Prepare for Software’s Agentic Future Today

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recent C-suite survey found that 89% of executives anticipate that agentic AI will be the definitive software development standard within

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• Richard MacManus

How Vite Became the Backbone of Modern Frontend Frameworks

Evan You, Vite creator

Vite, created by Evan You, has become the go-to build tool for modern frontend frameworks, including Vue, SvelteKit, Astro, and

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• Janakiram MSV

Why Rancher’s Founders Pivoted From Kubernetes to Agentic AI

The transformation of generative AI (GenAI) from conversational tools to autonomous, action-oriented agents marks a significant inflection point for enterprise

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• Joab Jackson

Project infragraph: IBM’s Real-Time Model for Infrastructure Assets

As anyone who works with infrastructure knows, there are limited tools for understanding all of an organization’s IT assets, offering

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• Frederic Lardinois

Okta Wants To Secure Your AI Agents, Too

At its annual Oktane user conference, identity management service Okta today announced its plans to start treating AI agents —

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• Darryl K. Taft

JavaScript Gets Supply Chain Security With Chainguard Libraries

is expanding its supply chain security platform with the launch of Chainguard Libraries for JavaScript, a collection of thousands of

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• David Eastman

How To Use RAG-Powered AI for Safer Legacy Code Maintenance

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The reality is that generative AI (GenAI) was never “introduced” into enterprise business; it crept in when users discovered it

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• Frederic Lardinois

Microsoft Launches a Combined Marketplace for Cloud Solutions, AI Apps and Agents

Microsoft has long offered a variety of marketplaces for businesses in its ecosystem. For cloud solutions, there is the Azure

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• Greg Haskins

Consistency at Scale: Unifying Temporal and YugabyteDB

Two different things are connected together

AI, reliability and governance aren’t optional — they’re the foundation on which everything else depends. Data platform Manetu unified Temporal

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• Ron Northcutt

Why Your App’s Biggest Performance Bottleneck Might Be SSL/TLS

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Your app is slow. You’ve optimized the database, fixed the N+1 queries and tuned your microservices. But what if the

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• Frederic Lardinois

The Cross App Access Protocol Makes AI Agents Enterprise-Ready

Okta's logo above the show floor of Oktane 2025.

LAS VEGAS — Most enterprises are now using AI agents in some form, but few have any governance systems in

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• Jack Wallen

How To Deploy a Full-Stack, Containerized Network Infrastructure Visualizer

Your network, be it home or business, is probably quite busy and crowded with devices. On my small home LAN,

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• Sunny Yadav

Top 10 Kubernetes Deployment Errors: Causes and Fixes (And Tips)

When your Kubernetes deployment fails, it can feel like finding a needle in a haystack. One small error — a

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• Frederic Lardinois

Google’s Data Commons Gives AI Agents Access to a Vast Trove Of Stats

Data Commons may be one of the lesser-known Google initiatives, but the project, which collects public datasets across a broad

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• Alexander T. Williams

The Case for Microfrontends and Moving Beyond One Framework

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The hardest part of building large applications today isn’t scaling the backend. It’s keeping the frontend from becoming an untouchable

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• Sharad Regoti

A Guide To Fluent Bit Processors for Conditional Log Processing

Illustration of an assembly line.

Fluent Bit is a widely used open source data collection agent, processor and forwarder that enables you to collect logs,

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• Shaun O'Meara

All Infrastructure Is AI Infrastructure

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In the very near future, all technology infrastructure will effectively be AI infrastructure. This is not hyperbole. As enterprises scale

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• Darryl K. Taft

AI Has Won: Google’s DORA Study Shows Universal Dev Adoption

A large majority of software development teams are now using AI, marking a fundamental shift in how code gets written,

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• Loraine Lawson

Open Source Turmoil: RubyGems Maintainers Kicked Off GitHub

A ruby is breaking into pieces.

Jan Lehnardt said it best in a Mastodon post: “What the f*** is going on with Ruby?” What’s going on

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• Joab Jackson

Snowflake, Salesforce Launch New Standard To Unify Data for AI

Business intelligence service provider has kicked off a vendor-neutral initiative to create a standard for adding contextual information to structured

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• Prasenjit A. Sarkar

GPT-5’s Enhanced Reasoning Comes With a Steep Hidden Cost

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The arrival of GPT-5 represents a significant leap in AI-driven code generation. It’s powerful, functionally proficient and capable of solving

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• Susan Hall

How To Enhance Productivity With DORA Metrics

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Building great software products isn’t only about clean code. It’s about how fast you can ship, how often you deploy

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• Richard MacManus

TikTok’s Ex-Algorithm Chief Launches Verdent AI Coding Tool

verdent

What if there was an AI coding tool that had algorithms as sophisticated as TikTok’s? That thought experiment is now

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