For years, the promise of CI/CD has been the holy grail of software delivery. We’ve invested countless hours and millions

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The demand for skilled AI engineers has never been higher, making this one of the fastest-growing career paths in tech.

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For years, APIs were built with a clear consumer in mind: a human developer on another team who could interpret

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It’s easy to get developers excited to try Ruby on Rails, with its productivity, speed and efficiency … but, then

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The move from observability 1.0 to 2.0 added a lot, but I think we’ve forgotten something along the way. A

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“We really think in a couple of years, IT companies will probably ask themselves, ‘Why did we build internal developer

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It’s great that you want your developers to be productive. They want this, too. What I struggle to understand in

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Your smart home devices generate vast amounts of scattered data. This tutorial will show you how to centralize this data

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This is the second of two parts. Read Part 1: Why OpenTelemetry Is So Clunky for the Frontend In Part

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I first heard the term “developer experience” in late 2023. Everything I had been doing “by intuition” for years suddenly

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Platform engineering is a foundational strategy for scaling developer productivity, improving software quality, and unifying fragmented tooling. But there’s a

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A new open source project aims to accelerate the emergence of AI agents using multiple large language models (LLMs). At

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AMSTERDAM — Last October, the Open Source Initiative (OSI) published its definition of what it would take for an AI

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If you’ve used Linux as your container development environment, and your distribution of choice is based on Fedora, then you’ve

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AMSTERDAM — This week, the New Stack Agents is all about open source AI. Jim Zemlin, the executive director of

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I put three vibe coding tools to the test. Not with the goal of finding the best one, just to

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This year Cloudflare has been outspoken in its support of the web’s content creators in the AI era, who have

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Speed isn’t the end-all, be-all for agile programming, but it certainly doesn’t hurt. AI can be a resource for generating

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XSLT (eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transformations) is a powerful tool with significant potential, but it’s currently poorly and sometimes insecurely implemented

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If you run a home network lab or just like to make your daily routine considerably more effective, I would

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“I’m still teaching at Princeton,” 83-year-old Brian Kernighan recently told an audience at the InfoAge Science and History Museums in

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Modern software teams face a double bind: deliver business value faster while maintaining aging, complex codebases. For executives, delivery speed

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At one point, the frontend framework landscape had three big players: React, Vue and Angular. Knowing all three was basically

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Flutter 3.35 was released on Aug. 16 with updates that include the stable release of stateful hot reload on the

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Generative AI (GenAI) is redefining how enterprises use the cloud. From automating infrastructure to advancing security measures, GenAI is helping

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A few years ago, my daughter told me that her school research project was so deep she had to venture

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The push to integrate AI technologies into IT departments is intense, but it must be even more so for companies

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AMSTERDAM — If your organization generates revenue from open source software, whether directly or indirectly, you should at least be

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The race for every company to embrace AI has them combining myriad and often inconsistently documented datasets in their training,

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The current focus on AI chatbots overlooks the real opportunity for businesses: building autonomous agents. We want AI systems that

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