The Future of Agentic Coding Is Multiplayer - The New Stack
Building software with AI agents isn’t a solo sport, especially when projects touch multiple repos, services and prompt engineering knowledge.| The New Stack
Building software with AI agents isn’t a solo sport, especially when projects touch multiple repos, services and prompt engineering knowledge.| The New Stack
By adopting sandboxes, FinTech organizations can enable high-quality, efficient dev cycles, ensuring compliance while unlocking innovation at scale.| The New Stack
A look at what you can do with this tool as well as some of its limitations in comparison to its rivals.| The New Stack
For the API industry, the key to keeping up with trends without sacrificing fundamentals is to take a developer-centric approach.| The New Stack
A look at some things that are evolving across the OpenShift user base and community that rely on Kubernetes magically helping out.| The New Stack
Chapter 3 of a wizard's journey through the technical inner workings of Kubernetes resource management.| The New Stack
These reusable blocks of code can be used to dynamically enhance authentication workflows without needing to redeploy applications.| The New Stack
Combining software composition analysis with SBOMS can help you build a comprehensive approach to managing and securing your software supply chain.| The New Stack
Onboarding can be a well-documented, up-to-date, repeatable process that helps new hires become productive quickly without having to ask so many questions.| The New Stack
A deep dive into CPU that explores how CPU resource requests and limits come into play at the Linux OS level.| The New Stack
How organizations can prepare their teams, processes and cultures to maximize the potential of AI in software development.| The New Stack
Making sense of mobile data, and finding useful signals, requires accounting for the effects of time.| The New Stack
Using memcached and ScyllaDB: An in-depth look at database and cache architectures, and the tradeoffs in each.| The New Stack
For many teams, implementing end-to-end automation in one go is too much abrupt change. A "crawl, walk, run" philosophy is better.| The New Stack
With quantum computing looming closer, failing to adapt now could leave you with outdated encryption methods that are liabilities, not safeguards.| The New Stack
