Kendra Haines

Imagine a world where software development teams can delegate complex, time-consuming tasks to virtual team members that operate tirelessly for hours or even days, freeing up human developers to focus on creative and strategic priorities. This isn’t a distant dream but a reality that Amazon Web

Imagine a seemingly harmless tool, used daily by thousands of developers worldwide to build mobile apps, suddenly becoming a gateway for devastating cyber attacks. This alarming scenario is no longer just a thought experiment but a reality with the discovery of a severe flaw in the React Native

I'm thrilled to sit down with Anand Naidu, a seasoned development expert with a mastery of both frontend and backend technologies. With his deep understanding of coding languages and database systems, Anand has been at the forefront of leveraging innovative tools like Qdrant to solve complex

Imagine launching a mobile app that’s taken months of hard work, sleepless nights, and countless resources, only to see it yanked from the app store or slapped with a lawsuit because of a legal oversight you didn’t even know existed. This isn’t a far-fetched horror story—it’s a reality for many

From Angular’s past to v21’s priorities: why signals, AI tooling, and a11y converge now Product leaders under pressure to hit stricter performance budgets and accessibility baselines want to know whether Angular v21 delivers a real shift, not marketing gloss, across signals, AI, and testing.

A jolt to the system Autoscaling that waits for scarce GPUs to appear when a demo starts or traffic surges is not scaling at all, it is a coin toss with customer experience, revenue, and engineering credibility on the line. The gap has been clear for months: managed endpoints scale elastically, yet

From Postgres Workhorse to AI Convergence: Why HorizonDB Matters Now Sudden spikes from chat-driven features and agent workflows reshaped what “production database” means, and practitioners across data platforms agreed that the center of gravity moved to places where vector search, governance, and

A price cut that changes the stakes: What does a two-thirds reduction on a flagship model signal to enterprise buyers? Does a $5-per-million input token price make a premium model a default choice for production workloads when budgets are tightening, audit flags are rising, and engineering teams

When screens stop behaving like fixed documents and start materializing as working tools tuned to a person’s goal in the moment, the center of human-computer interaction quietly pivots from choosing apps to describing intent and letting an AI assemble the interface that gets the task done. That is

Enterprises spent the last cycle chasing model benchmarks, yet the most successful teams quietly shifted focus to the one lever that consistently moves real outcomes: engineering the context that models use to think, decide, and act in the flow of work. This roundup gathers perspectives from CIOs,