Agentic DevOps: Evolving software development with GitHub Copilot and Microsoft Azure (6 minute read)
GitHub Copilot now includes advanced coding agents that act as full teammates, automating tasks like debugging, testing, code reviews, and production maintenance across the entire development lifecycle. New features such as agentic DevOps, app modernization, Azure SRE agents, and open-source integration with Visual Studio Code aim to reduce technical debt, increase developer productivity, and restore the creative joy of building software.
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Announcing TypeScript Native Previews (8 minute read)
TypeScript Native Previews, codenamed Corsa, are now available via npm and bring a 10x performance boost by rewriting the TypeScript compiler in Go with shared-memory concurrency. While still under development, the new tsgo CLI and accompanying VS Code extension support JSX and JavaScript type-checking, early LSP editor features, and a Rust-based synchronous API, with more complete build and editor functionality planned by year's end.
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What are Day-0, Day-1, and Day-2 Operations? (15 minute read)
Day-0, Day-1, and Day-2 operations define the full lifecycle of software deployment, covering pre-launch planning, release execution, and ongoing maintenance. Applying this structured framework improves stability, ensures critical tasks aren't missed, and enables better collaboration and automation across teams.
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Observations from a decade building Distributed Systems (3 minute read)
After ten years of development, rqlite has matured into a stable, distributed relational database built on Go, SQLite, and Raft, with a strong focus on simplicity, reliability, and maintainability. Its creator reflects on key decisionsβlike adopting Docker and CI early, delaying documentation and marketing, and pursuing clean architecture over hype, while reaffirming his commitment to building trustworthy systems through practical experience and personal growth.
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frp (GitHub Repo)
frp is a fast reverse proxy that enables the exposure of local servers behind NATs or firewalls to the Internet. It supports TCP, UDP, HTTP, HTTPS, and P2P connect modes.
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1Panel (GitHub Repo)
1Panel offers a web interface and MCP Server to manage websites, files, containers, databases, and LLMs on a Linux server.
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Red Hat Advanced Developer Suite Introduced (5 minute read)
Red Hat introduced the Advanced Developer Suite for OpenShift to enhance developer productivity and integrate AI technologies with strong security and compliance features. The suite includes tools like Developer Hub, Trusted Profile Analyzer, and Trusted Artifact Signer, which enable faster, secure development and deployment of AI-enabled applications across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
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A milestone for lightweight Kubernetes: k0s joins CNCF sandbox (2 minute read)
k0s, a lightweight and open-source Kubernetes distribution optimized for data center and edge environments, has joined the Cloud Native Computing Foundation as a Sandbox project. This milestone enhances its visibility, fosters collaboration within the cloud-native community, and supports its mission to simplify and expand Kubernetes adoption.
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Putting an end to CAPTCHA (5 minute read)
Fastly's Dynamic Challenges intelligently serve the appropriate level of CAPTCHA verification based on real-time traffic analysis, improving bot protection while minimizing disruption for legitimate users.
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Reinvent The Wheel (4 minute read)
The advice to βnot reinvent the wheelβ can discourage curiosity and deep understandingβrebuilding tools from scratch is often the best way to truly learn how they work.
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