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This is the fourth interview of a SIG Architecture Spotlight series that will cover the different subprojects, and we will be covering SIG Architecture: Enhancements. In this SIG Architecture spotlight we talked with Kirsten Garrison, lead of the Enhancements subproject. The Enhancements subproject Frederico (FSM): Hi Kirsten, very happy to have the opportunity to talk about the Enhancements subproject. Let's start with some quick information about yourself and your role. Kirsten Garrison (KG): ...
As winter maintains its hold over where I live in the Netherlands, rare moments of sunlight become precious gifts. This weekend offered one such treasure—while cycling along a quiet canal, golden rays broke through the typically gray Dutch sky, creating a perfect moment of serenity.
Generative AI has more code being created than ever. But despite the popularity of platform engineering, a developer crisis is brewing, as uncovered by Harness’s the State of Software Delivery 2025, which summed up the experience shared by 250 engineering leaders and 250 software developers.
The Linux landscape is vast. Years ago, I stopped trying to keep track of how many Linux distributions were available because it was becoming an impossible task. Needless to say, there are hundreds of operating systems for the Linux kernel.
Once upon a time, it was fairly easy to keep track of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux clones. But then things started to get a bit dicey, which led to some confusion. Take the current state of AlmaLinux.
Microsoft’s Azure Core Upstream team says its Hyperlight provides over 100% lower cold-start latency for serverless applications while benefiting from WebAssembly’s (Wasm) sandboxed security.
I’ve used so many terminal apps over the years that I’ve lost track of what they are, were or will be. To date, my favorite terminal app is Warp, but there’s another hiding in the shadows, ready to jump out and scare me into switching.
The convergence of generative AI with traditional Software as a Service (SaaS) creates a new paradigm: Service as Software. This evolution transforms software from tools that assist decision-making to autonomous systems that deliver complete outcomes.
Rolldown, a JavaScript bundler written in Rust created by void(0) — the company also responsible for Vite — is now available in beta.
Every organization handles documents in some way: Registration forms, invoices, blog posts, and technical write-ups, just to name a few. These documents are critical in communicating information between different departments and customers.
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