At its Summit in New York today, announced a slew of updates to its AI-centric services, but the most important

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The GNU Foundation has announced that the latest public release of the Bash (version 5.3) command line interpreter is now

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Imagine a world where your coding environment isn’t just a tool, but a true partner. It anticipates your needs, connects

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Today we’re launching a new type of content for The New Stack’s frontend and web application coverage: Developer profiles. If

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APIs are great for growth, allowing teams to build and ship features at a remarkable pace. Your business most likely

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As the cliché goes: Garbage in, garbage out. That applies directly to AI-powered systems. If the data going into the

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AIOps was supposed to be the revolution we’d all been waiting for. The idea was powerful: combine the might of

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This is the second in a series. Read also: Part 1: Driving Platform Adoption: The Missed Opportunity of Marketing “Do

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The relentless pace of software development is on a collision course with an ever-escalating wave of sophisticated cyberthreats. The numbers

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I’d been a happy WordPress user since I switched from the Vignette content management system (CMS) for WordPress in 2003.

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Possibly the most popular programming language in the world, JavaScript underpins the web by enabling dynamic and interactive pages. But

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Running and managing stateful workloads such as databases on Kubernetes is notoriously difficult. The declarative model maps cleanly to manage

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LONDON — It’s Day 2 for many platform engineering strategies, and many organizations are still striving to achieve Trifork CTO Nicki

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An easy way to think about timestamps vs. time strings is that one is machine-readable and the other is human-readable.

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“We’ve spent four months and half a million dollars trying to connect our AI to our business systems, and it

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AWS today launched Kiro, its take on agentic IDEs like Cursor and Windsurf. Like its most direct competitors, AWS used

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Picture this: You’re having a lovely afternoon, you’ve cooked a delicious dinner, you took a walk around the neighborhood and

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Linux is powerful, flexible and user-friendly. That’s right, I said it … user-friendly. Although you might not think this, one

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Two months ago, a Reddit user with schizophrenia posted an observation about AI: “One thing I dislike about chatgpt is

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This week, a web framework called Hono announced on X that it had “finally” reached 25,000 GitHub stars. While 25,000

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Once again, the software development landscape is experiencing another big shift. After years of drag-and-drop, no-code platforms democratizing app creation,

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For decades, elegant code has been the hallmark of great software development — code that is streamlined, efficient, well-documented, reusable

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The Linux desktop offers so many options, ranging from the overly simple to the very complex. You could go with

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After the enlightening question-and-answer session with Warp CEO Zach Lloyd, I was ready to try out Warp 2.0’s agentic large

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The rush to build AI agents has developers scrambling for the right tools and frameworks. In the latest episode of

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Daniel Roe, creator of full-stack, progressive web framework Nuxt.js, and three other members of the Nuxt core team are joining

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Common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) used to be viewed solely as a technical risk, but today, they’ve become something more:

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Google Cloud now offers a fully managed version of the Lustre parallel file system. The Google Cloud Managed Lustre service went live

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Data isn’t what it used to be. A decade ago, organizations worked with static rows in warehouses. Now we’re dealing

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Software development is full of competing pressures: We’re expected to move quickly, innovate constantly and still ship high-quality, maintainable code.

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