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Text • Jack Wallen

SolydXK: An Impressive Linux Distribution Under the Radar

It’s a rare occasion that I come across a Linux distribution that I’ve never heard of, and SolydXK is one of

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Text • Loraine Lawson

LambdaTests Launches Automated Accessibility Tools

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Is your website truly accessible? What about your React application? How about those Android and iOS apps? More than 1.3

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Text • Chris Grams

Vibe, Then Verify: Turning AI Risk Into Enterprise Reward

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This isn’t mere speculation: Emerging AI tools can rapidly generate sophisticated applications, such as interactive dashboards or complete landing pages,

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Text • Wasil Banday

HTTP/3 in the Wild: Why It Beats HTTP/2 Where It Matters Most

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Despite the promises of HTTP/2, the web still struggles with latency, jitter and real-world network volatility. Enter HTTP/3 — not

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Text • Shweta Vohra

If I Need Slack to Use It, It’s Not a Platform as Product

Ilustration of two light bulbs handing by a cord. One of the cords is tangled. A complex workflow does not create an efficient platform for developers.

I still remember the first time I was told: Just use the internal platform — it’s all self-service now. So

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Text • B. Cameron Gain

Is Datadog Becoming a Platform Engineering Company?

NEW YORK – Datadog’s internal developer portal (IDP), announced at its annual user DASH conference here this month, could replace

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Text • Loraine Lawson

Vite’s Creator on a Unified JavaScript Toolchain and Vite+

Ethan You, creator of Vite and Vue, spoke at GitNation's JSNation conference virtually.

There will be advantages to frameworks that roll out as Vite plugins, such as Remix React Router, TanStack and Redmond

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Text • Jack Wallen

How AI Can Help You Learn the Art of Programming

Have you already started your programming journey? Or maybe you’ve just recently started it, and you’re finding learning your first

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Text • Bryan Ross

Creating a Communications Framework for Platform Engineering

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Imagine that your platform engineering team has spent months developing an internal solution designed to reduce deployment times and eliminate

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Text • Lawrence E Hecht

Survey: ArgoCD Leaves Flux (And Other GitOps Platforms) Behind

Whenever a new technology is conceived, multiple implementations will often surface and vie with one another for dominance. In the

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Text • Heather Joslyn

Tech Hiring Improves but Managers Overworked, Says Report

Bees in a honeycomb. THe 2025 engineering leaderhsip report by LeadDev indicated that engineering leaders are under risk of burnout.

First, the bad news: half of all companies represented in a new survey experienced either a layoff or a hiring

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Text • Jonathan Eyler-Werve

Chasing AI Autonomy Misses Near-Term Agentic Returns

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Apple recently published a paper asking large reasoning models (LRMs) to solve some simple but lengthy algorithmic challenges, such as

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Text • Darryl K. Taft

Rust Eats Python’s, Java’s Lunch in Data Engineering

The Rust programming language is moving into new areas, including enterprise data pipelines. While most of the industry relies on

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Text • Ed Watal

AI’s $500B+ Gamble: Can Ethics and Energy Keep Up?

With the growing popularity of artificial intelligence technology over the past year, critics have begun to highlight its numerous shortcomings.

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Text • Vicki Walker

Why Everyone Hates Your DevOps Stack

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The data doesn’t lie: Developers, on average, are juggling 14 different vendor tools throughout the work day. They spent time

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Text • Amar Gowda

How To Be a GenAI Hero Without Being an ML Engineer

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Vishnu Kammari also contributed to this article. Generative AI (GenAI) is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of modern business strategies, with

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Text • David Rifkin

The Case for User-Focused Observability

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As software systems grow larger, they become less comprehensible to any one engineer. Organizations expand in size, responsibilities become narrower

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Text • Mary Branscombe

Baseline Newly Available: Stay on Top of New Web Features

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The web platform is always evolving and improving; the downside for web developers is knowing which new features are available

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Text • Joab Jackson

New in Apache Iceberg 3.0: Fresh Data Types, NULL Vals, Change Capture

Version 3 of Apache Iceberg has been released. A number of features have been added that expand the flexibility of

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Text • TNS Staff

Introduction to Cloud Native Computing

What Is Cloud Native? Cloud native computing is a transformative approach in software development, where services are built and managed

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Text • Richard MacManus

AI Browsers: Dia’s Chat-Based UI and the Future of the Web

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The web browser has been the core app of the web for more than thirty years. Fundamentally, it hasn’t changed

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Text • Loraine Lawson

How Developers Can Monetize APIs Without a Marketplace

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API monetization is expected to reach $8 billion by 2027 in the US alone. That figure could be driven higher

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Text • Frederic Lardinois

Anthropic’s Claude Code Gets Support for Remote MCP Servers

Claude Code, Anthropic’s AI coding agent, has seen a 160% growth in its active user base since the company launched

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Text • Manny Calero

How To Use Terraform for Automation at the Edge

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Automation is redefining how organizations deploy and manage secure workloads at the distributed edge. By leveraging flexible platforms with robust

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Text • Matt Voget

Your Whole Org Must Care About API Costs

In recent years, API adoption and the operational load surrounding it have grown at an unprecedented rate. I’ve shared my

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Text • Pankaj Gupta

Private Cloud’s Comeback: Driving the Enterprise IT Reset

The cloud landscape is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by a strategic recalibration of how enterprises deploy and manage their

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Text • Steve Fenton

GitOps Gap: Few Use Declarative Configuration To Manage State

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Declarative desired state is the GitOps principle everyone knows but few actually use. The recent State of GitOps report found

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Text • Nick Taylor

The Model Context Protocol Security Reality Check

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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is quickly becoming a standard for AI agents and servers, defining how agents discover, authenticate

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Text • Darryl K. Taft

Startup Embeds AI Security Analysis in Dev Workflow

Kusari, a software supply chain security startup, has launched Kusari Inspector, an AI-powered tool that delivers security insights and go/no-go

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Text • Jeffrey Hausman

How Organizations Can Cross the Operational Chasm

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In today’s digital economy, operational resilience isn’t just important – it’s essential. The global IT outage on July 19 last

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