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Bun Introduces Built-in Database Clients and Zero-Config Frontend Development
Bun 1.3 revolutionizes full-stack JavaScript development with unified database APIs and zero-config frontend setup. Experience enhanced performance with built-in Redis support and optimized bundling. With a focus on community feedback, Bun is poised to outpace Node.js and Deno, delivering faster, efficient, all-in-one capabilities for modern developers.
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API Platform Unkey Ditches Serverless After Performance Struggles
Developer Platform Unkey has written about rebuilding its entire API authentication service from the ground up, moving from serverless Cloudflare Workers to stateful Go servers after re-evaluating the constraints of their serverless architecture. The move resulted in a sixfold performance improvement and eliminated the workarounds that had become a dominant part of its engineering efforts.
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Kubernetes 1.35 Released with In-Place Pod Resize and AI-Optimized Scheduling
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) announced the release of Kubernetes 1.35, named "Timbernetes", emphasizing its focus on mutability and the optimization of high-performance AI/ML workloads.
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ReScript 12.0 Released with New Build System
ReScript 12.0 has launched, marking a milestone in modernizing the language with a rewritten build system, improved performance, and enhanced syntax. Key features include modular architecture, dictionary literals, and JSX preserve mode, reinforcing its position as a strong alternative to TypeScript for developers seeking sound typing and rapid compilation. Join the evolution today!
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Cloudflare Year in Review: AI Bots Crawl Aggressively, Post-Quantum Encryption Hits 50%, Go Doubles
Cloudflare has recently published the sixth edition of its Radar Year in Review. The results reveal 19% yearly growth in global internet traffic, Googlebot dominance, increasing crawl-to-refer ratios, and broad adoption of post-quantum encryption. Over 20% of automated API requests were made by Go-based clients, almost doubling adoption over the previous year.
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Architectural Lessons From Patreon's Year in Review
In 2025, Patreon’s engineering team expertly balanced feature delivery for 10M+ members with vital infrastructure upgrades. Their Year in Review highlights 12 projects focused on maintenance and evolution, emphasizing resilient migration, data model refactoring, and strategic consistency trade-offs, ultimately redefining backend operations while enhancing system reliability and performance.
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Google Boosts ART Compile Times by 18% Without Compromising Code Quality
Google's Android Runtime (ART) team has achieved a 18% reduction in compile times for Android code without compromising code quality or increasing peak memory usage, delivering significant performance improvements for both just-in-time (JIT) and ahead-of-time (AOT) compilation.
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QCon AI New York 2025: AI Works, PRs Don't: How AI is Breaking the SDLC and What to Do about it
Michael Webster, Principal Engineer at CircleCI, presented “AI Works, Pull Requests Don’t: How AI Is Breaking the SDLC and What to Do about It” at QCon AI New York 2025. Webster discussed the impact of AI on the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) and Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) processes at CircleCI.
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AWS Announces New Amazon EKS Capabilities to Simplify Workload Orchestration
Amazon Web Services has launched Amazon EKS Capabilities, a set of fully managed, Kubernetes-native features designed to streamline workload orchestration, AWS cloud resource management, and Kubernetes resource composition and automation.
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Open-Source Agent Sandbox Enables Secure Deployment of AI Agents on Kubernetes
The Agent Sandbox is an open-source Kubernetes controller that provides a declarative API for managing a single, stateful pod with stable identity and persistent storage. It is particularly well suited for creating isolated environments to execute untrusted, LLM-generated code, as well as for running other stateful workloads.
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Microsoft Foundry Agent Service Simplifies State Management with Long-Term Memory Preview
Microsoft has launched a public preview of a managed long-term memory store for its Foundry Agent Service. The service automates the extraction, consolidation, and retrieval of user context, providing a native "state layer" that prevents intelligence decay in long-running interactions with AI agents.
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CNCF Launches Certified Kubernetes AI Conformance Programme to Standardise Workloads
The CNCF has launched the Certified Kubernetes AI Conformance programme to standardise artificial intelligence workloads. By establishing a technical baseline for GPU management, networking, and gang scheduling, the initiative ensures portability across cloud providers. It aims to reduce technical debt and prevent vendor lock-in as enterprises move generative AI models into production.
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AWS Expands Well‑Architected Guidance with Data Residency and Hybrid Cloud Lens
Earlier this year, AWS launched the Well-Architected Data Residency with Hybrid Cloud Services Lens, providing guidance for hybrid cloud workloads. The lens covers data classification, operational practices, automation, and compliance, helping organizations manage data location while optimizing security, cost, and resilience.
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SIMA 2 Uses Gemini and Self-Improvement to Generalize across Unseen 3D and Photorealistic Worlds
Google DeepMind researchers introduced SIMA 2 (Scalable Instructable Multiworld Agent), a generalist agent built on the Gemini foundation model that can understand and act across multiple 3D virtual game environments. The SIMA 2 architecture uses a Gemini Flash-Lite model trained on a mixture of gameplay and Gemini pretraining data.
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Michelin Drives Pragmatic Path to AIOps without a Grand Vision
Michelin's China operations group have written about how they implemented an AIOps platform. It details the missteps and organisational resistance that were overcome on the way to eventual alignment with their global IT governance, and explains how enterprises can move past vendor pitches to get to a practical deployment.