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Getting Started With OpenAI’s GPT Builder, and How It Uses RAG 🔗

After being impressed by their first ChatGPT experience, many users may be motivated to try to tailor the experience to The post Getting Started With [...]

Vercel Creating New AI Framework; Also: Rust and Adobe Updates 🔗

Frontend cloud provider Vercel acquired AI integration tool ModelFusion this week, which is now available with the release of Vercel’s The post Vercel [...]

How Golang Range Simplifies Data Structure Iteration 🔗

Iteration is a key functionality of most programming languages. Essentially, iteration means repeating a block of code in a specific The post How Gola [...]

Why We Shift Testing Left: A Software Dev Cycle That Doesn’t Scale 🔗

This is the first of two parts. Shift left testing is the practice of moving testing earlier in the development The post Why We Shift Testing Left: A [...]

Do Enormous LLM Context Windows Spell the End of RAG? 🔗

Generative AI’s (GenAI) iteration speed is growing exponentially. One outcome is that the context window — the number of tokens The post Do Enormous L [...]

The xz Hack Revealed a Looming $8.8 Trillion Infrastructure Disaster 🔗

Imagine the security screening system used at your local airport has broken down for the second time this month. Unfortunately, The post The xz Hack R [...]

How To Use Pyscript To Create Python Web Apps 🔗

When considering web development, most likely you automatically think of JavaScript. There’s a good reason for that, as JS is The post How To Use Pysc [...]

Docker Testcontainers Now Available on Red Hat’s OpenShift 🔗

PARIS — ‘s Testcontainers Cloud are now directly on ‘s OpenShift. This means that a lot of work around using The post Docker Testcontainers Now Availa [...]

Why Apache Cassandra 5.0 Is a Game-Changer for Developers 🔗

The release of open source Apache Cassandra 5.0, now in open beta with GA expected soon, adds several capabilities that The post Why Apache Cassandra [...]

Composability to Jamstack: Drilling Down on Frontend Terms 🔗

Brian Rinaldi, a developer relations professional at LaunchDarkly, was a little intimidated to talk about the meaning of Jamstack at The post Composab [...]

Orchestrating AI: Event-Driven Architectures for Complex AI Workflows 🔗

In the current environment of AI frenzy, the implementation of complex AI workflows is becoming increasingly popular among companies that The post Orc [...]

Optimize AI at Scale With Platform Engineering for MLOps 🔗

Two recent surveys on artificial intelligence make the case that the value proposition for AI has achieved critical mass. According The post Optimize [...]

Pairing With AI: A Senior Developer’s Journey Building a Plugin 🔗

Although it’s always helpful to improve documentation for developers, many (myself included) prefer to dive in and learn while doing. The post Pairing [...]

Postgres Is Now a Vector Database, Too 🔗

SEATTLE — Bring generative AI and vector capabilities into what customers already use. That’s the story from with PG Vector, an The post Postgres Is N [...]

Overcoming the Challenges of Working With a Mobile FinTech API 🔗

In this digital age, we are constantly seeing innovative solutions to revolutionize the way we interact with money. African network The post Overcomin [...]

BASIC at 60: How This Simpler Language Impacted Programming 🔗

Sixty years ago, complex computer programming languages like Fortran, COBOL, and ALGOL were the top developer tools of the day. The post BASIC at 60: [...]

Composable Platforms Are Promising, but Not a Silver Bullet 🔗

Platform engineering has emerged as a way to manage DevOps workflows at scale. But like every new technology, the monolithic The post Composable Platf [...]

How Do You Measure Developer Experience? 🔗

Whether in tighter times or not, companies looking to scale have always had be creative in how they attract and The post How Do You Measure Developer [...]

Serverless WebAssembly: Security, Speed … and Startup Times 🔗

Berlin’s “Rust and Tell” meetups feature monthly talks from industry experts. And last month saw a special presentation — about The post Serverless We [...]

Internal Developer Platform vs. Internal Developer Portal: What’s Up? 🔗

I’m sure you can very easily guess what everyone has been talking about at tech events such as KubeCon Paris The post Internal Developer Platform vs. [...]

Tips for Controlling the Costs of Security Tools 🔗

In the view of the typical business, paying the cost of security tools is a necessary evil. Even at organizations The post Tips for Controlling the Co [...]

Oracle’s Code Assist: Fashionably Late to the GenAI Party 🔗

has publicized its intent to join the GenAI party with a new AI-based tool in the works, Oracle Code Assist, The post Oracle’s Code Assist: Fashionabl [...]

A Guide to Open Source Software Security 🔗

When integrating an open source software (OSS) component into your software supply chain, it’s critical to go beyond merely assessing The post A Guide [...]

New Postman Release Supports AI API Development With … AI 🔗

Artificial intelligence may be the wave of the future, but AI’s use as a development tool depends upon APIs. That’s The post New Postman Release Suppo [...]

Gatekeepers Limit Continuous Delivery’s Benefits 🔗

Developer experience and burnout may have put platform engineering in the spotlight, but focusing on continuous delivery will likely improve The post [...]

In a TypeScript World, Code Generation Is Key for API SDKs 🔗

It’s a measure of how complex the API ecosystem has become that companies like Stainless, an SDK generator for APIs, The post In a TypeScript World, C [...]