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Modern Linux distributions tend to ship with modern desktop environments that make interacting with the OS and applications incredibly easy. Some of those DEs are efficient, while others can be a bit cumbersome to use or customize.
Anthropic recently unveiled the Model Context Protocol (MCP), a new standard for connecting AI assistants and models to reliable data and tools. However, packaging and distributing MCP servers is very challenging due to complex environment setups across multiple architectures and operating systems.
A majority of organizations say they’ve experienced an API security incident in the past year, and these attacks are expected to grow significantly over the next five years, according to a recent survey.
DevOps teams have mastered pipelines, containers, and Terraform to deliver applications faster and more efficiently, but security remains a critical blind spot.
Researchers love PyTorch. However, it takes considerable skill to use the framework for deep learning. Cerbrec is building a graph-based deep learning AI framework for researchers and developers.
SonarSource sponsored this post. Insight Partners is an investor in SonarSource and TNS. AI is the new frontier, and developers understand now is the time to embrace it if they haven’t already.
The year in web development was characterized by a return to simpler ways of building a website or web application. Partly this was a reaction against the increasing complexity of JavaScript frameworks — especially React-based frameworks.
Apple’s macOS is a powerful development platform with many great coding tools available. Some of these are built-in, such as Python3, while others are easy add-ons, like the Homebrew package manager.
CrewAI is one of the most popular Python frameworks, designed to enable intelligent multiagent collaboration — transforming the way developers approach complex AI workflows.
Once upon a time, installing applications on the Linux operating system was challenging. When I first started using Linux back in 1997, all applications had to be installed via source, which could lead to an infinite loop of dependency hell.
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