How many chatbots do we really need? While chatbots are a terrific example app for…
Today’s links look at a key question to ask yourself when preparing your strategy, whether THIS is year of WebAssembly, and why management is a noble discipline.
Today’s links look at finding “seams” in your legacy apps, why coding at Google is special, and how companies are struggling to handle vulnerabilities in their container images.
Today’s links look at developer productivity, why “function calling” in the Gemini LLM might be a big deal, and predictions for JavaScript frameworks.
Today’s (first 2024) links look at the changing nature of open source companies, how to serve up LLMs on Kubernetes, and a simple way to get started with the Gemini AI model.
I had a great year. Not because of any one particular event. But I enjoyed…
Today’s (final) set of 2023 links looks at tips for resilience architecture, who Gartner ranks as the best database options, and pillars of generative AI adoption in 2024.
Today’s links look at which architects should deliver business outcomes (hint: all of them), what are some major cloud trends, and why Kubernetes users are over-spending.
Is “Wiring the Winning Organization” a book for you? Read my five takeaways and decide for yourself.
Are you still reading technology books? Or do you get your short-form insights from blogs…
Today’s links look at using AI to generate videos, the best hybrid/multi cloud guides I’ve seen to date, and an open sourced framework from LinkedIn used to understand developer needs.
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