Explores how Azure Local and VMware Cloud Foundation can coexist in a hybrid cloud via a shared operating model, not a unified control plane.
An exploration of building the 'API From Hell' to test HTTP clients and proxies by generating problematic HTTP responses, requiring bypassing frameworks.
Wally 7.0 iOS app update replaces Realm with SwiftData, adds custom item groups, image zoom, and UI improvements for Liquid Glass.
CIOs must manage AI agent sprawl through a governed lifecycle, including registration, consolidation, and retirement, to avoid operational debt and duplication.
Building an AI-envisioning workshop tool on Azure that keeps evidence attributable and decisions accountable through a governed pipeline.
Explores whether testers should write unit tests, discussing different interpretations and the role of testers in unit testing.
A debugging story about replacing Sharp with WASM to fix a production-only rendering failure caused by a hidden SVG dependency in an Open Graph image pipeline.
How to use scheduled AI tasks to turn Azure Application Insights telemetry into a daily health report, highlighting failures and slow requests.
Explores using personification as an API metaphor for understanding internal mental processes and states.
A reflective essay on how AI-assisted coding shifts programming from hands-on flow to orchestration, with attention and token costs as new constraints.
Testing smolvm 1.8.3 as a sandbox for untrusted Python & JavaScript, using hardware-isolated VMs with resource limits and no network.
A quote from Jeremy Morrell about extensible software on the web, highlighting LLMs lowering extension authoring costs and sandbox primitives for secure deployment.
Simon Willison discusses how AI coding agents change productivity metrics and the importance of conceptual integrity in software development.
Apple's TestFlight app update changed sort order to alphabetical, breaking recency sorting, causing frustration for users with many apps.
This article critiques common event-driven architecture pitfalls, explaining how CRUD events over pub/sub can create hidden coupling and offering guidance on publishing meaningful domain events.
MicroLighter is a tiny client-side syntax highlighter using CSS Custom Highlights API, with on-demand Textmate grammars and light-dark themes.
Grok CLI uploads local files and git history to xAI cloud by default, raising privacy concerns.
Explains SQL Server row vs page compression with animations, covering how each works and when to use them.
Experimental release of GORM, a .po file editor, with fixes for warning detection and updated downloads.
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