The Spring Security Configuration That Nearly Got Me Fired
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We Ditched Microservices for a Monolith (And Our Team Finally Slept Again)
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Jakarta EE 12: The Death of Enterprise JavaBeans
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#182 – Michelle Frechette and Jonathan Desrosiers on the story of .com and .org
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Powering Long-Term Memory for Agents With LangGraph and MongoDB
We’re excited to introduce the MongoDB Store for LangGraph—a powerful integration that brings flexible and scalable long-term memory to AI…
3D Layered Text: Motion and Variations
In the previous chapter, we built a basic 3D layered text effect using nothing but HTML and CSS. It looks…
We asked 200 PMs: Is product management an art or a science?
If you ask a room full of product leaders whether product management is an art or a science, you’ll likely…
Does Gemini CLI fall short? Here’s how Codex compares
Introduction AI-powered developer tools are evolving fast, and command-line interfaces (CLIs) are no exception. Two of the most prominent players…
Is Next.js still developer-friendly?
The React ecosystem has recently been known for its heated debates on Next.js and, frankly, it’s becoming increasingly hard to…
Your design process is too slow
Why outdated design workflows are holding you back — and how AI-powered systems can accelerate creativity, collaboration, and output to match the…