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DevSummit Boston: Humans in the Loop: Engineering Leadership in a Chaotic Industry
At the InfoQ Dev Summit, Google’s Engineering Director Michelle Brush addressed software leaders, emphasizing the evolving landscape of software engineering amidst rising automation. She championed a shift toward higher-level cognitive skills, systems thinking, and foundational knowledge, urging engineers to embrace complexity for enhanced resilience and decision-making in their work.
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How Docs-as-Code Helped Pinterest Improve Documentation Quality
Over the past few years, Pinterest engineers have been working to adopt Docs-as-Code across the organization. By using the same tools and processes for both code and documentation, they've improved overall documentation quality and team satisfaction. The shift also helped transform Pinterest's documentation culture, fostering collaboration, improving quality control, discoverability, and more.
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Java News Roundup: Spring Milestone, Payara Platform, Jakarta EE 11 Update, Apache Fory
This week's Java roundup for June 9th, 2025, features news highlighting: the sixth milestone release of Spring Framework 7.0; the June 2025 edition of Payara Platform; point releases of Apache Tomcat, Micrometer, Project Reactor and Micronaut; Jakarta EE 11 Platform on the verge of a GA release; and Apache Fury renamed to Apache Fory.
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AWS CDK Toolkit Library Now GA for Automated Infrastructure Management
AWS has recently announced the general availability of the CDK Toolkit Library. This new Node.js library allows developers to programmatically control the CDK to build additional automation around the CDK, exposing classes and methods to synthesize, deploy, and destroy stacks, among other capabilities.
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Amazon API Gateway Adds Dynamic Routing Based on Headers and Paths
AWS's new dynamic routing rules for Amazon API Gateway empower developers to streamline API traffic management by routing requests based on HTTP headers without complex URL structures. This innovative feature simplifies API versioning, enables fine-grained control, enhances A/B testing, and improves request visibility, making API configurations more efficient and user-friendly.
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Dev Proxy v0.28 Introduces Telemetry for LLM Usage and Cost Analysis
The .NET team has released Dev Proxy version 0.28, introducing new capabilities aimed at improving observability, plugin extensibility, and integration with AI models. A central feature of this release is the OpenAITelemetryPlugin, which, as reported, allows developers to track usage and estimated costs of OpenAI and Azure OpenAI language model requests within their applications.
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How Tripadvisor Migrated to The Composable Architecture for Their SwiftUI App
In a thorough article, Tripadvisor iOS principal engineer Ben Sarrazin described their journey toward adopting The Composable Architecture (TCA) for their existing iOS app, moving away from the Model-View-ViewModel-Coordinator (MVVM-C) architecture.
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Anthropic Releases Claude Code SDK to Power AI-Paired Programming
Anthropic has launched Claude Code SDK, a new toolkit that extends the reach of its code assistant, Claude, far beyond the chat interface. Designed for integration into modern developer workflows, the SDK offers a suite of tools for TypeScript, Python, and the command line, enabling advanced automation of code review, refactoring, and transformation tasks.
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Apple Completes Migration of Key Ecosystem Service to Swift, Gains 40% Performance Uplift
Apple has migrated its global Password Monitoring service from Java to Swift, achieving a 40% increase in throughput and significantly reducing memory usage—freeing up nearly 50% of previously allocated Kubernetes capacity.
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GitHub Unveils Prototype AI Agent for Autonomous Bug Fixing
GitHub unveils a groundbreaking AI coding agent that autonomously identifies bugs and proposes fixes via pull requests, marking a shift towards independent code maintenance. Leveraging advanced semantic analysis and vulnerability libraries, this tool aims to alleviate developers' workload, allowing them to prioritize complex problem-solving.
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AWS Unveils Independent European Governance and Operations for European Sovereign Cloud
AWS unveils its European Sovereign Cloud, launching in Brandenburg, Germany, by 2025, with strict EU governance and a focus on digital sovereignty. This initiative features an EU-controlled parent company, dedicated Security Operations Center, and customer data residing exclusively in the EU, ensuring compliance and operational autonomy while leveraging AWS's innovative cloud services.
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Google Cloud Run Now Offers Serverless GPUs for AI and Batch Processing
Google Cloud has launched NVIDIA GPU support for Cloud Run, enhancing its serverless platform with scalable, cost-efficient GPU resources. This upgrade enables rapid AI inference and batch processing, featuring pay-per-second billing and automatic scaling to zero. Developers can access seamless GPU support easily, making advanced AI applications faster and more accessible.
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Java News Roundup: JDK 25 in Rampdown, JDK 26 Expert Group, Hibernate Search, Project Crema
This week's Java roundup for June 2nd, 2025, features news highlighting: JDK 25 in Rampdown Phase One; the formation of the JDK 26 Expert Group; the release of Hibernate Search 8.0.0.Final; the fourth milestone release of Grails 7.0.0; the beta release of Open Liberty 25.0.0.6; point releases for Eclipse JNoSQL, Helidon and JBang; and a sneak peek into a new Oracle Labs project, Project Crema.
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Rust-Based Drop-in Replacement for Vite Released, Early Adopters Report 10X Faster Builds
Evan You, the creator of the Vue.JS front-end framework, recently announced a technical preview for rolldown-vite, a drop-in replacement for the Vite bundler written in Rust. Early adopters (e.g., Excalidraw, GitLab) report 3-16x faster builds and dramatically reduced memory usage.
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Surfing the Web at Scale: Orca Explores a Human-Guided Future for AI Agents
Researchers at UC San Diego have released Orca, an open-source system that demonstrates how large language models (LLMs) can assist users on the web—not by taking control, but by guiding interaction.