If you want to create a user interface for your web application, these days, chances are you’ll use React —

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Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) is essential for most large language model (LLM) applications because it brings company-specific information into the generation

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The leading cause of friction and time waste for engineering teams is not tech debt, testing or code reviews, but

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In a previous post, I introduced Apple Containers and compared it with Docker Desktop for macOS. In this tutorial, we

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Bare metal for the last decade has offered a performance edge when running Kubernetes and container infrastructure compared to containers

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Whether it’s for training or for inference, data is the bedrock of AI applications. Today, inference workloads get the most

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After following vibe coding’s rapid rise as the top software development trend, I decided to use it to build a

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This is the third part of a series. Read also:  Driving Platform Adoption: The Missed Opportunity of Marketing Driving Platform

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A July 2 blog post by senior systems administrator Ian Kelling points out that the infrastructure for the Free Software

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We have reached a pivotal time in AI development, with many companies trying to grab mindshare over the right direction

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Developers should avoid implementing long-term subscription plans for their apps. Instead, a recent report indicates users prefer weekly subscriptions or

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If you’re a container developer and you use , you might have experienced that when you have problems, finding answers

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The proliferation of AI into enterprise applications is introducing a new, complex type of network traffic: autonomous AI agents making

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AI agents need to browse the web, but traditional browser automation tools are too brittle for the job. That’s the

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Editor’s Note: This article is an excerpt from Logging Best Practices: A Practical Guide to Cloud Native Logging (part 1,

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Despite rapid technological improvements, many large enterprise organizations still rely on decades-old legacy IT systems. These systems can increase security

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Apple’s announcement of native containerization support in macOS 26 Tahoe marks a significant shift in the containerization landscape. The new

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For decades, the safest first rung on a software career ladder was the junior or graduate developer role. In 2025,

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With the explosion of the use of AI to quickly build applications in the enterprise, has introduced tools to help

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The evidence is clear that AI impacts multiple aspects of the software development lifecycle. A recent Java report found that

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APIs have become so ubiquitous that it’s easy to underestimate the work they can create. It turns out, mo’ APIs,

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Open source software (OSS) is under attack — and not just from the usual suspects inserting malware or gaming vulnerability

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When I first heard about AWS Bedrock Flows, I was intrigued. Imagine dragging and dropping your way to a fully

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Edge computing is defined by a wide diversity of use cases. To illustrate, the 2025 Open Source Summit brought together

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Despite all the advances in cloud automation, most engineering teams still interact with their infrastructure through tickets, dashboards or buried

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Anyone who works in technology knows that AI is not a new concept. But whether you love it or hate

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I was chatting with a VP of engineering last week who made an observation that stuck with me: “When we

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Claude Code, Anthropic’s coding agent, has quickly become a developer favorite, especially after the company launched its Claude Sonnet 4

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Multiprocessing lets a program run multiple tasks at the same time by creating separate processes. Each process has its own

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The virtualization landscape is undergoing significant changes. According to Red Hat’s new “State of Virtualization” report, organizations are shifting the

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