In a sense, writing applications for quantum computing is very much a case of going back to the future. Much

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Your error monitoring is solid: 99%+ crash-free rates, catching critical issues before they spread. But users still complain about “buggy”

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We built a telemetry pipeline that handles more than 5,400 data points per second with sub-10 millisecond query responses. The

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Name all of the Linux desktop distributions geared specifically for enterprise users. I can think of Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Desktop

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Java language architect Brian Goetz spoke at last month’s JVM Summit, delivering a talk that looked to Java’s future. Goetz

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The Wasm W3C Community Group and Working Group released Wasm version 3 on Thursday. In the announcement, Wasm contributor and

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In July,  launched Kiro, its answer to Windsurf and Cursor — but with a focus on writing specs over prompts.

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I recently wrote about Mark Russinovich, Microsoft’s Azure CTO, talking about how Rust code is shipping in Windows, but I

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A few weeks ago, Cursor, the popular AI code editor, and project management tool Linear, which competes with the likes

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Over the last two years, organizations have been using fewer tools for observability of their data and systems, according to

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You can barely turn around these days without learning that some company has created a new MCP server. MCP is

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This is the second part of the “Agentic AI That Ships” series. Read Part 1. Previously, we explored why AI

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Large language model (LLM) inferencing has evolved rapidly, driven by the need for low latency, high throughput and flexible deployment

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Java has had a reputation for being somewhat daunting for new programmers, but with Java 25, released this week, has

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Picking the right day to deploy software is not as easy as one might think. There are many factors impacting

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“The person who communicates the best will be the most valuable programmer in the future. The new scarce skill is

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Zencoder has long branded itself as an “AI coding agent” for professional developers, but that’s not an easy market to

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It was only a matter of time before Google started turning its market-leading Chrome web browser into an “AI browser.”

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We all read the daily announcements about another major company launching a sweeping transformation. We’ve had waves of Agile, digital,

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Generally speaking, containers make things easy. From deployment, management, backups and so much more, this technology has become invaluable for

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During the hiring process, Skillsoft/Codecademy Enterprise Vice President Greg Fuller asks programmers whether they used AI to prepare a developer

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There are plenty of reasons for businesses to adopt AI agents, which can boost productivity and reduce employee tedium. There

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Incident management engineers are extremely busy people, and the “busy-ness” is only worsened when they are forced to spend their

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Editor’s Note: This excerpt comes from the second chapter of the Manning Book: “Fluent Bit for Kubernetes.” This book teaches

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When real-world systems depend on split-second decisions, the database must deliver intelligence, not just storage. Traditional databases are designed to

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Want to make the most of MCP? You should check out Microsoft Research’s MCP Interviewer. Model Context Protocol (MCP) has

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For all the hype about developer productivity and AI coding tools, recent research has thrown a reality check on expectations.

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Elixir is an alternative to JavaScript-based web development that claims to offer faster development and lower costs. In this developer

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According to the most recent Open Source Security and Risk Analysis Report (OSSRA), 97% of all scanned codebases contain open

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MongoDB AMP, a new platform for modernizing legacy applications into scalable services on the popular open source document-oriented database, was

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