Rubrik unveils ‘undo button’ for AI agent mistakes
Rubrik has announced Agent Rewind, software that provides visibility into agent actions and enables enterprises to undo agent mistakes by rewinding changes to applications and data. Announced August 12, Agent Rewind combines Predibase AI infrastructur...
Devops, SRE and platform engineering: What’s the difference?
Many modern development teams incorporate devops, site reliability engineering (SRE), and platform engineering — or at least they claim to. But figuring out what each of these buzzwords actually means can be a slippery proposition, and at first glan...
A developer’s guide to code generation
I started my career as an architect and coder working on AI algorithms for image processing, natural language processing, and search. Flash-forward to today, my coding is limited to low-code platforms to perform basic automation, data collection, and ...
The rise of AI model-as-a-service ecosystems
The rapid growth of model catalogs from hyperscalers and third-party providers is creating an environment where the heavy lifting of model hosting, versioning, monitoring, and billing can be outsourced. I appreciate others’ model efforts because the...
Rust 1.89 underscores arguments to const generics
The Rust team has released Rust 1.89.0 stable, an update to the fast and safe programming language that features support for explicitly inferred arguments to const generics. The Rust release team announced the new version on August 7. Developers who ...
The advantages of stack-based internal developer platforms
As organizations double down on developer experience, one of the most meaningful, and technical, investments they can make is in an internal developer platform (IDP). Not the mythical one-size-fits-all “platform in a box,” but a fully composable, ...
Multi-agent AI workflows: The next evolution of AI coding
As AI-assisted coding becomes more common, a new pattern is emerging: multi-agent workflows. A multi-agent workflow refers to using various AI agents in parallel for specific software development life cycle (SDLC) tasks, whether for planning, scaffold...
Who does the unsexy but essential work for open source?
Walk into any developer conference and you’ll see a predictable parade of laptop stickers: the cloud-native darlings, the hip new database, the obligatory mascot or two. It’s the developer variation of virtue signalling or calling out one’s trib...
Should public clouds enforce government policies?
In the world of cloud computing, trust is everything. Businesses migrate to the cloud because they expect reliability, scalability, and uninterrupted operations, regardless of their location or external pressures that may arise. But what happens when ...
Google rolls out AI coding tool for GitHub repos
Google has introduced Gemini CLI GitHub Actions, a no-cost, autonomous agent for GitHub repos that works asynchronously in the background on routine coding tasks. The product is currently in beta. Announced August 6, Gemini CLI GitHub Actions can be f...
Getting started with A2A in .NET
As we continue to move away from using AI tools to power chatbots, new ways of working are becoming more important. Agent technologies have proven to be an interesting way to automate business processes. They treat AI models as a flexible orchestratio...
The Claude party is almost over
AI coding assistants are a frequent topic for InfoWorld and probably most tech publications. However, the dirty secret is that this landscape changes daily. Not long ago Claude Code practically obliterated the competition. How? Well, it wasn’t that ...
Roo Code review: Autonomous AI-powered development in the IDE
It already seems like I’ve been waiting too long for the AI coding tool I’m looking for; one that lets me go from idea to app, then keep refining as I go. I want a tool that lets me stay firmly in the realm of ideas while my application changes ar...
How to code sign binaries on Windows
If you compile programs on Microsoft Windows to a binary, you may have noticed that the resulting binaries don’t always run on other machines—at least, not without Windows objecting. As a security measure, Windows can be configured to run only bin...
How to measure coupled code
Back in March, I wrote about dependency injection. I explained why you should be injecting your dependencies instead of creating them on the fly. I argued that dependency injection was a great technique for decoupling your code. It is! We all seem to...
JetBrains previews no-code development platform
JetBrains is offering early access to Kineto, an AI-powered, no-code development platform intended to help anybody create professional or personal apps regardless of technical ability. Launched August 5, Kineto helps users create, deploy, and maintain...
