Tauri 2.0 moves core functionality to plugins
Announced August 1, the Tauri 2.0 release candidate has followed more than a year and a half of beta versions and more than a year of alpha releases. The project said the long alpha and beta states happened in part because Tauri 2.0 was overpromised as having “mobile as a first-class citizen.” The project’s developers […]
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How is Platform Engineering Different from DevOps and SRE?
If you’ve been in the software development field for a while, you’ve likely come across the terms DevOps, SRE, and platform engineering. They all aim to enhance how we build and maintain systems, but their focuses and approaches differ significantly. Let’s explore how platform engineering differs from DevOps and SRE and show you how each […]
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Microsoft Teams offers more for developers
Using Teams to develop and document code Teams is also a tool for developers, providing a place to collaborate around code. Up till now, one key feature was missing. Despite Markdown-based formatting, there was no way to use Teams as a place to share code. That gap has now been filled, and it’s possible to […]
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IoT Guide for Product Managers
The explosion of connected products is transforming industries globally, and product managers are key to navigating this change. Statista predicts that IoT devices will triple from 9.7 billion in 2020 to over 29 billion by 2030. To stay competitive, understanding and leveraging IoT is essential. The “IoT Guide for Product Managers” by Eseye provides crucial […]
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11 reasons the new JavaScript isn’t like the old JavaScript
With JavaScript’s 30th anniversary on the horizon, now seems like a good time to take stock of how much the language has changed. Here are 11 ways the JavaScript we use today is completely different from the language its inventors and early adopters could have imagined. 11 ways JavaScript is not what it used to […]
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5 Common IoT Project Pitfalls to Avoid
Building an IoT proof-of-concept can sometimes feel like assembling a puzzle in the dark. You have a vision, a few pieces, and a whole lot of hope. But scaling that IoT concept into a full-blown product is more like building a skyscraper on quicksand and project pitfalls can feel inevitable. Let’s talk about real-world challenges. […]
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Small language models and open source are transforming AI
SLMs also sharpen customization. These models can be finely tuned for specific tasks and industry domains, yielding specialized applications that produce measurable business outcomes. Whether in customer support, financial analysis, or healthcare diagnostics, these leaner models prove their effectiveness. The open source advantage The open source community has been a driving force behind the advancement […]
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What is Google Cloud’s generative AI evaluation service?
As part of Clarify, AWS offers enterprises a feature, dubbed FMEval, which is an open-source LLM evaluation library to help data scientists and ML engineers evaluate LLMs before deciding to use it for a specific use case. “FMEval provides the ability to perform evaluations for both LLM model endpoints or the endpoint for a generative […]
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CoreKinect Announces Departure of Ali Kozlica
CoreKinect, a leading innovator in the Internet of Things (IoT) industry, today announces the departure of Ali Kozlica, who has been a pivotal figure in the company’s growth and success since its inception. Mr. Kozlica has decided to pursue new ventures and opportunities outside the IoT sector. “I wish Ali nothing but the best in […]
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Golioth Launches AI-Ready IoT Infrastructure for Developers
Golioth, the IoT development platform, has announced its new AI-ready IoT infrastructure for microcontrollers, designed to streamline AI training, deployment, and model execution on IoT data, both on devices and in the cloud. With this release and new partnerships, Golioth is empowering enterprise customers to efficiently integrate AI into their operations through the Artificial Intelligence […]
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