That’s exactly why I started experimenting with block/goose as an AI-powered SRE agent. In this post, I’ll explain how I configured Goose to behave like a real SRE: querying AWS Continue reading Turning block/goose into an AI SRE Agent
Imagine a home healthcare nurse visiting a patient in a rural area with intermittent mobile service. They need to update a medication log or record vital signs, but the app Continue reading Offline-First Health Apps: Ensuring Reliability When Connectivity Fails
Ryan welcomes back the mighty Scott Hanselman, VP of Developer Community at Microsoft, for a crossover episode about all things vibe coding.
If you have clicked on this article by reading the title, that means you are one of those frontend devs who hate writing tests, no worries, I am also one Continue reading Why frontend developers don’t wanna write e2e tests
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👋Hey fellow Angular Addict This is the 45th issue of the Angular Addicts Newsletter, a monthly collection of carefully selected Angular resources that caught my attention. (Here are the 44th, Continue reading Angular Addicts #45: Signal Form guides, AI integrations & more
If you’ve ever wanted to load a sample in the browser and manipulate it like an instrument — think start time, pitch shifting, and looping — the Web Audio API Continue reading How to Build a Web-Based Audio Sampler with Real-Time Pitch and Playback Control
Your Agentforce Agent is a genius regarding your CRM data. It knows every Opportunity, Case, and Contact inside your org. But let’s be honest—sometimes, being stuck inside the “Salesforce bubble” Continue reading Beyond the Firewall: Unlocking Trusted Web Search for Agentforce with OpenAI
We are currently living through the “wow” phase of generative AI. Every day, a new model drops, producing images that are impossibly stylized, hyper-realistic, or deeply unsettling. Video generation is Continue reading The Great Tune-Out: Why AI’s Perfect Illusions Might Save Us from Social Media
In the realm of software development, ensuring the integrity and consistency of documents is paramount. Frequently, developers encounter the need to programmatically compare two PDF documents to identify changes, track Continue reading How to Compare Two PDF Documents in Java: A Comprehensive Guide
Scalable Architecture Patterns Aren’t Magic — They Just Fix Constraints A lot of “scalable architecture” advice sounds like a checklist: Caching. Queues. Replicas. Sharding. Event-driven. Circuit breakers. The list isn’t Continue reading Scalable Architecture Patterns Aren’t Magic — They Just Fix Constraints
SmoothUI: a React component library with Motion-powered animations. The library includes 40+ components like animated accordions, dropdowns, modals, and text effects. You install components individually through shadcn CLI rather than Continue reading SmoothUI: 40+ Animated React Components with Motion
Originally published at Perl Weekly 755 Hi there! Dave Cross has an article showing position of Perl on the TIOBE index. As I don’t see any up-tick in new subscribers Continue reading Perl 🐪 Weekly #755 – Does TIOBE help Perl?
I’ll Have a Kubernetes Cluster with a Side of SQL Database, Please: Understanding Crossplane like a Fast Food Restaurant Or: How I learned to stop worrying and love infrastructure abstraction Continue reading Fast Infrastructure: Understanding Crossplane like a Fast Food Restaurant
