If you ask engineers how much time they think they’re saving with AI, they’ll often give optimistic answers. But when

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JavaScript isn’t just about frameworks anymore. While React, Vue and Svelte dominate headlines, the ecosystem quietly teems with small, sharp

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Known as the go-to language for tasks like data processing and analyzing large datasets, it is no surprise Python offers

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About a decade ago, Paul Butler and Taylor Baldwin met in the generative art world, talking about pen plotters. At

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While AI has demonstrated significant potential for software development, numerous engineering leaders continue to face challenges in identifying optimal approaches

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Food delivery service DoorDash embarked on a three-year journey to bring its internal accounting system into the real-time era using

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After Intel replaced him as CEO last December, Pat Gelsinger posted a message on X saying he would pray and

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ClickOps is a disgrace. As a community, we should ban it. And that should be obvious to anyone who’s serious

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Between companies increasingly using LLMs in their development process, such as Microsoft writing up to 30% of its codebase using

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Automated software testing continues to be a key tool for driving engineering efficiency, and with the rise of AI, greater

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In today’s hyperconnected world, digital experiences are only as good as the networks behind them. While application developers have long

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Rust is no longer the “new kid on the block.” It’s become a staple of a developer’s tech stack, helping

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When most developers think about OpenTelemetry, they picture backend tracing, metrics and logs, not mobile app performance. But new data

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When Kubernetes came onto the tech scene about a decade ago, it quickly became the shining example of the grassroots,

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Every organization is asking how to go faster with AI. “The problem with this question is that we’re really focused

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This article is part of a series. Read also: Fluent Bit, a Specialized Event Capture and Distribution Tool Fluent Bit:

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Walk through any modern manufacturing facility, and you’ll witness a fundamental shift happening. Machines that once operated in isolation now

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There’s been a lot of buzz about Remix’s announcement that it will pursue a different direction, but in that hullabaloo,

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APIs are everywhere in today’s enterprise — REST, SOAP, GraphQL and beyond — spreading across environments and platforms at breakneck

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How do you make the most of your deployments? By optimizing the heck out of query executions and data warehouse

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Ask a data team what they would do if they could rebuild their infrastructure from scratch, and it’s a pretty

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The initial wave of large language model (LLM) development centered on prompt engineering – carefully crafting the right question or

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SUSE is still best known for its Linux distributions. But with the acquisitions of container management startup Rancher in 2020,

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On his first day at Databricks in 2013, Michael Armbrust — employee No. 9, — began coding Spark SQL. Twelve years

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Being able to read others’ code is essential for maintaining, improving and collaborating on any meaningful software project. It’s rare

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There’s undeniable tech momentum in business today. Frequent breakthroughs in large language models, automation, and generative artificial intelligence are enabling

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This is the first in a three-part series. After spending the last decade studying enterprise platform initiatives, we keep encountering

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You wouldn’t give every employee root access to your production servers. So why give AI agents unfiltered access to your

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A critical vulnerability in Anthropic’s widely used MCP Inspector tool allows attackers to execute arbitrary code on developer machines simply

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Before I launch Gemini CLI, Google’s open source AI terminal app, let’s look at what the “quality-of-life” expectations are for

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