Imagine a developer, eager to land a dream job in the Web3 space, eagerly downloading a coding assignment package from a seemingly reputable source, only to unknowingly invite a digital predator into their system. This scenario isn't fiction but a stark reality in the world of NPM (Node Package
A free AI IDE in every attacker’s toolbox? An AI agent that can read entire repositories, open a local terminal, and browse the web while inheriting a developer’s identity promised speed and convenience, yet within days it also revealed an unnerving truth about how quickly that power can be
Software now moves at a pace where weekly sprints feel slow, and outages can erase months of customer trust overnight, so delivery models that once looked sufficient now look like liabilities in a market where speed and safety must coexist without compromise. The shift has turned attention to a set
Mobile delivery is different: context, constraints, and what this article will unpack Release cycles that feel glacial, crash spikes that arrive without warning, and app store gates that halt momentum have pushed mobile teams to search for a model that cuts delay without inviting chaos, and the
In fast-moving teams that juggle microservices, frameworks, and tooling across multiple stacks, the real bottleneck often hides between languages and pipelines rather than inside a single codebase, and that is exactly where Microsoft’s latest platform move lands with force. Aspire 13 shifts
Software delivery moved so fast that manual checks became a liability, so AI slipped into the pipeline not as garnish but as the engine that keeps velocity high while tightening security controls and documentation under constant audit pressure. Release trains no longer pause for slow gates; they
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