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AI is playing a transformative role across industries. While some fear that AI might lead to a dystopian takeover, like Skynet, I believe there’s still plenty of room for innovation and efficiency gains before we reach that point.
In a mobile application, as opposed to a system of microservices, tracing can occur between frameworks or simply in a single view. Regardless of the complexity, the goal is the same: evaluating the performance of the application and its effect on user experience.
Imagine a global e-commerce platform unable to handle the surge in product recommendations as traffic increases during a holiday sale, or a financial institution’s fraud detection system buckling under the weight of millions of real-time transactions.
Recently I took to Reddit to ask platform engineers and developers: “Who should be actually running tests and looking at the output? QA specialists or developers?” The answers surprised me! The most upvoted response was: “Developers shouldn’t have to run tests.”
React is known for its ability to create frontend web animations and special effects. Programmer Jonny Burger found video editors challenging to use, so he decided to take React’s animation capabilities and build a framework that uses React code to create videos. It’s called Remotion.
Last year, just after Broadcom closed its $69 billion acquisition of VMware, the company had a surprise for users: It would be consolidating its product line of virtualization tools, and customers would be moved to a subscription model, rather than the perpetual licenses that the software was previo
The modern world is powered by software, and AI will strengthen developers’ roles and importance. It will enable developers to build new software experiences faster and more securely. The good news is that businesses are already making significant investments in AI.
User authentication has always been a complex topic for organizations building digital services. You need to implement low-level security to manage credentials so that malicious actors cannot perform account takeover attacks and gain access to data that belongs to your customers.
Arcjet, a San Francisco startup offering an innovative security SDK for developers to protect applications in production, launched today. Arcjet’s novel approach involves embedding a WebAssembly (Wasm) module in its SDK, allowing for local analysis of incoming requests at near-native speed.
Cursor AI is an AI-first integrated development environment that elevates AI coding assistants to a new level.
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