Updated and Ongoing Supply Chain Attack Targets CrowdStrike ...
An interesting example of software supply chain cyber attacks. Remember CrowdStrike?
An interesting example of software supply chain cyber attacks. Remember CrowdStrike?
Measuring developer productivity was hard enough. Now engineering managers have to contend with measuring the impact of AI on dev productivity. Laura provides a list of key metrics (based on trends across big tech) that should be a good starting point for most orgs. Essentially, establish a baseline and later measure the same metrics again after introducing AI in dev workflows.
The definitive guide to React Server Components. Just read this to avoid a 4-hour course on React 19 ;)
A good case study on keeping multi-region routing/complexity in a separate layer, effectively hiding it from both users and developers. Smart!
More than the main topic, loved the distinction between Load Balancers vs API Gateways vs Reverse Proxy.
What strikes me is the simplicity of the architecture. Interesting use of OCR + LLM to extract + structurize highly inconsistent restaurant menu data. Until multimodal LLMs came along that could do both tasks at once. Human-in-the-loop using their guardrails model is also intriguing.
An important fight for the freedom of JS devs!
Other than Grab’s specific context, the article provides a good primer on modern authentication and authorization. tl;dr Dex is a cool & open source OIDC-based authentication platform.
Well, I was expecting a bit more detailed explanation for the titular topic.
While RAG is amazing with high-quality and contextual Q&A type queries, AI agents help with breaking down complex tasks and orchestrating them using plan-validate-execute approach.