CNCF announces cert-manager and Dapr graduation, Jaeger v2 release

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) is hosting KubeCon + Cloud Native Con this week in Salt Lake City, UT, and during the event, it announced the graduation of two of its projects: cert-manager and Dapr. Cert-manager is an open source certificate management platform that helps developers automate issuance and renewal of Transport Layer Security … continue reading

LaunchDarkly launches Guarded Releases to improve release confidence at every stage of application rollouts

LaunchDarkly has come out with a new solution to help improve release confidence and reduce the risks associated with releasing new software. The new offering, Guarded Releases, establishes benchmarks for performance, latency, and availability for each stage of a rollout.  This enables development teams to more proactively detect and address issues before they become issues … continue reading

.NET 9 is now available with several performance improvements

.NET 9 is now available, and with it comes a number of performance improvements and new functionality to support developers building with AI.  According to Microsoft, this release features over 1,000 performance updates, one of which is that the Server GC has been altered to adapt to application memory requirements instead of the resources available … continue reading

Snowflake releases new capabilities for companies to better collaborate around their data

The data platform Snowflake is hosting its annual user conference, BUILD 2024, bringing together data scientists and developers and sharing new functionality across its platform that will enable customers to get more value from their data and build AI functionality on top of it. New updates across Snowflake platform enable greater collaboration, flexibility, and security … continue reading

Elastic adopts more efficient approach for storing vectorized data

Elastic is implementing a new approach for storing vectorized data that will require 95% less memory.  Better Binary Quantization, or BBQ, is based on a technique called RaBitQ, which was developed earlier this year by researchers at Nanyang Technological University Singapore.  According to Elastic, the biggest differences between BBQ and native binary quantization are that: … continue reading

Report: What sets AI Leaders apart from the rest

Companies that are successfully maximizing their AI investments are seeing at least a 25% improvement in their revenue growth rate, according to a new report from IBM. The company surveyed 2,000 companies across the U.S., U.K, India, Japan, and Germany, and categorized 15% as AI Leaders who are ahead of their peers and the other … continue reading

Navigating the complexities of managing global address data

The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) delivers mail to almost 167 million addresses in the United States, and anyone who has tried to order something online has likely had the experience of not getting a package delivered on time (or at all) because the address was entered incorrectly or in a weird format, causing shipping delays. … continue reading

Report: Only 1 in 5 organizations have full visibility into their software supply chain

Several high profile software supply chain security incidents over the last few years have put more of a spotlight on the need to have visibility into the software supply chain. However, it seems as though those efforts may not be leading to the desired outcomes, as a new survey found that only one out of … continue reading

GitHub Copilot chat now provides guidance on rewording prompts

GitHub Copilot’s chat functionality is being updated to provide developers guidance on how to reword their prompts so that they can get better responses.  Microsoft shared that user feedback on GitHub Copilot indicated that some developers struggle with creating prompts, including understanding phrasing and what context to include.  “In some cases, the experience left users … continue reading

Google researchers successfully found a zero-day vulnerability using LLM assisted vulnerability detection

One of Google’s security research initiatives, Project Zero, has successfully managed to detect a zero-day memory safety vulnerability using LLM assisted detection. “We believe this is the first public example of an AI agent finding a previously unknown exploitable memory-safety issue in widely used real-world software,” the team wrote in a post. Project Zero is … continue reading

Using certifications to level up your development career

Building a career as a software developer can be valuable, but can be a competitive field to break into, especially in 2024 when over 130,000 layoffs have occurred at tech companies already. While not all 130,000 may have been software engineers, they have not been immune from the cuts. One way developers can set themselves … continue reading

Microsoft enhances Data Wrangler with the ability to prepare data using natural language with new GitHub Copilot integration

Microsoft has announced that GitHub Copilot is now integrated with Data Wrangler, an extension for VS Code for viewing, cleaning, and preparing data.  By integrating GitHub Copilot capabilities into the tool, users will now be able to clean and transform data in VS Code with natural language prompts. It will also be able to provide … continue reading

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