It’s not often a vendor makes a choice that delights both the developer and operations sides of the house. But

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As engineering organizations scale their product lines, a common pattern emerges: Cycle times start to increase. In many cases, after

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If you know P99 CONF, you likely can’t wait for P99 CONF 2025. It will be premiering on your browser

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The initial reaction from developers and makers to the news that Qualcomm is buying Arduino, the open source electronic prototyping

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Every year, the IEEE Spectrum Top Programming Languages ranking provides a snapshot of what truly matters in the global software

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Looking back, it’s hard to believe the Kubernetes project has been around for over a decade. It makes me think

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Gartner’s new “Market Guide for Enterprise AI Search” offers a valuable perspective on how generative AI is transforming enterprise knowledge

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I’ve been on a mission to try and wean myself from Workspace. Because of that, I’ve tested several options and

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For the AI industry, “I see no future for it beyond a fiery apocalypse.” That’s tech critic Ed Zitron, lavishing

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The nice thing about Conductor is that it has one of the simplest strap lines: “Run a bunch of Claude

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Meta is spinning off React to the newly formed React Foundation, with a new technical governance structure. It will be

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Increasingly, organizations are waking up to the fact that using AI to write more code is creating bottlenecks further up

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When organizations introduce AI, they often make a critical error: they create entirely new metrics to measure its impact. This

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I started in security in the late 2000s doing intrusion detection and incident response. Since then, the world has undergone

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If you are either a container pro or are looking to start your journey with this particular technology, you’ll want

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OpenAI announced its Apps SDK at DevDay 2025 on Oct. 6 in San Francisco, fundamentally transforming ChatGPT from a conversational

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Kubernetes has emerged as the platform of choice for deploying new enterprise applications, including the wave of AI apps expected

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There are plenty of tools on the market now that let you build AI agents. Maybe you’ve used AWS AgentCore,

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It’s now almost three years since Elon Musk acquired Twitter. Since then the fediverse — a collection of decentralized web

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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — At Edge Impulse’s recent panel discussion on Edge AI, three industry leaders shared their views on

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For my entire career, I’ve built tools and platforms for a specific person: the professional software engineer. We’ve focused on

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AI is surely one of the most transformative technologies of the last 50 years, touching all aspects of the IT

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Internal developer platforms (IDPs) and the integration of AI are fostering a new era of democratization within software development, helping

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Software engineers are spending most of their time on stuff they hate — and almost none on the work they

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This excerpt from the first chapter of the Manning book Platform Engineering on Kubernetes walks through a Kubernetes environment, installing

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Kubernetes is a very powerful and robust platform for orchestrating containerized applications, excelling in managing both stateful and stateless applications.

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The AI era demands a simple infrastructure strategy that prioritizes scalability, performance and cost efficiency in managing AI data pipelines.

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Julian Wilkison-Duran has created what he calls the Poor Man’s Machine Learning model for the browser. “What I really want

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One of my old hobbies was writing for independent music magazines, such as Spill Magazine (distributed free at music venues)

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At its annual DevDay event, OpenAI announced several initiatives for developers — who now number 4 million, according to the

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