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1 year ago

How We Made Fast Cloud-to-Cloud Connections Possible

The traditional way to enable things hosted in different clouds to talk to each other has been to order a physical cross-connect (a literal cable) from a colo provider that hosts the clouds’ “onramps” (private connections to the clouds’ networks) to link them.

1 year ago

Kubernetes Job Market: Platform Engineers Earn 20% More Than DevOps Enginee

In the rapidly evolving tech landscape, the roles of Platform Engineers and DevOps Engineers have garnered significant attention.

1 year ago

Why API-First Matters in an AI-Driven World

APIs have long been the backbone of modern software systems, architectures, and businesses. They now dominate the web, accounting for 71% of all internet traffic.

1 year ago

Enhancing AI Agents: Adding Instructions, Tasks and Memory

In our previous article on AI agents, we explored how to create a basic AI agent with a persona using system prompts. Now, we’ll delve into three crucial enhancements that make our agents more sophisticated and effective: instructions, tasks, and conversation memory.

1 year ago

What Comes After Open Source? Bruce Perens Has Some Ideas

Is there a better development model than open source software? One man thinks so — and ironically, it’s the same man who wrote the original open source definition back in 1997.

1 year ago

Fedora 41 Offers Zippy Performance

Not even five years ago, if someone said to me that Fedora was a Linux distribution that anyone could use, I would have smirked and pointed them toward Ubuntu, elementary OS, Zorin OS, or Linux Mint.

1 year ago

Why Are User Acceptance Tests Such a Hassle?

In my years of experience as a software engineer, I have worked on various projects. In most cases, I relied on automated testing. I adhered to the testing pyramid, where unit and integration tests formed the majority, requiring only a few end-to-end and user acceptance tests (UAT).

1 year ago

Backstage Multicluster UI for Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes

The open source and CNCF incubating project Backstage has become a central piece of many companies’ platform engineering toolkits. And for good reasons.

1 year ago

Angular Version 19 Scheduled to Release Tuesday

Angular version 19 will release next week on Tuesday, Nov. 19, at 9 a.m. Pacific time. There are in-person and virtual launch watch parties for the event, although all of the watch parties are all outside the U.S. thus far, with several happening in France.

1 year ago

Why LLMs Within Software Development May Be a Dead End

While the title Does current AI represent a dead end? is clearly made to encourage debate, there is a case within this academic article that is particularly pertinent to software developers: “Current AI systems have no internal structure that relates meaningfully to their functionality.

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How We Made Fast Cloud-to-Cloud Connections Possible

Kubernetes Job Market: Platform Engineers Earn 20% More Than DevOps Enginee

Why API-First Matters in an AI-Driven World

Enhancing AI Agents: Adding Instructions, Tasks and Memory

What Comes After Open Source? Bruce Perens Has Some Ideas

Fedora 41 Offers Zippy Performance

Why Are User Acceptance Tests Such a Hassle?

Backstage Multicluster UI for Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes

Angular Version 19 Scheduled to Release Tuesday

Why LLMs Within Software Development May Be a Dead End

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