Metadata: Your ticket to the AI party
Agentic AI is fundamentally reshaping how software interacts with the world. New frameworks for agent-to-agent collaboration and multi-agent control planes promise a future where software acts with more autonomy and shared context than ever before. Ye...
Nvidia doubles down on GPUs as a service
Nvidia’s recent initiative to dive deeper into the GPU-as-a-service (GPUaaS) model marks a significant and strategic shift that reflects an evolving landscape within the cloud computing market. As enterprises increase their reliance on artificial in...
What you absolutely cannot vibe code right now
LinkedIn has become the new Twitter now that Twitter is… well, X. LinkedIn is a place of shockingly bold claims. One person claimed to be so confident in agentic development that they are going to generate their own operating system on the level of ...
How Deutsche Telekom designed AI agents for scale
Across 10 countries in Europe, Deutsche Telekom serves millions of users, each with their own questions, needs, and contexts. Responding quickly and accurately isn’t just good service; it builds trust, drives efficiency, and impacts the bottom line....
Deno 2.4 restores JavaScript bundling subcommand
Deno 2.4, the latest version of Deno Land’s JavaScript and TypeScript runtime, has been released with the restoration of the deno bundle subcommand for creating single-file JavaScript bundles. Announced July 2, Deno 2.4 also stabilizes Deno’s buil...
Batch Mode in the Gemini API: Process more for less
The new batch mode in the Gemini API is designed for high-throughput, non-latency-critical AI workloads, simplifying large jobs by handling scheduling and processing, and making tasks like data analysis, bulk content creation, and model evaluation more...
Advanced unit testing with JUnit 5, Mockito, and Hamcrest
In this second half of a two-part introduction to JUnit 5, we’ll move beyond the basics and learn how to test more complicated scenarios. In the previous article, you learned how to write tests using the @Test and @ParameterizedTest annotations, val...
Arriving at ‘Hello World’ in enterprise AI
Brendan Falk didn’t set out to become a cautionary tale. Three months after leaving AWS to build what he called an “AI-native Palantir,” he’s pivoting away from enterprise AI projects altogether. In a widely shared X thread, Falk offers some o...
Hashtag Jakarta EE #288
Hashtag Jakarta EE #288 Welcome to issue number two hundred and eighty-eight of Hashtag Jakarta EE! Summer is upon us, and the activity of most open source projects slows down a little. Jakarta EE is no exception. Now that Jakarta EE 11 finally is rel...
Developing JavaScript apps with AI agents
There is a phenomenon in low-code and 4GL systems called the inner platform effect. Essentially, you take a tool and build an abstraction on top designed to make it simpler and end up creating a less powerful version of the same underlying system. Art...
Risk management in the public cloud is your job
I was excited to speak at a regional cloud computing summit hosted by one of the major cloud providers. My presentation focused on the many opportunities of public cloud and the essential need for risk management. Just before the event, I received an ...
6 techniques to reduce cloud observability cost
Cloud observability is really important for most modern organizations in that it dives deep when it comes down to keeping application functionality, problems, and those little bumps in the road along the way, a smooth overall user experience. Meanwhil...
Meet the SDV Committers: Elena Gantner from Eclipse S-CORE
Meet the SDV Committers: Elena Gantner from Eclipse S-CORE In this edition of our Meet the SDV Committers series, we spotlight Elena Gantner, committer to the Eclipse S-CORE project and an emerging voice in the software-defined vehicle (SDV) space. Fro...
What you need to know about Java wrapper classes
Have you ever wondered how Java seamlessly combines its primitive data types with object-oriented programming? Enter wrapper classes, an important but often overlooked Java feature. These special classes bridge the gap between primitive types (like in...
