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How Gartner will help accelerate and scale your AI strategy
1+ min ago (362+ words) Sponsored Post Most enterprise application and software engineering leaders have an AI strategy , but moving from a boardroom vision to a working production environment can be challenging. Many companies are feeling the pressure to deliver results. What are these hurdles?...
How to Build Coda-Style Collaborative Features with Velt SDK and Shadcn
3+ min ago (1074+ words) Coda is an all-in-one document platform that combines documents, spreadsheets, and apps into a single collaborative workspace. You can build databases, workflows, and interactive tools inside Coda. The cool thing is that you don't need to build in isolation; you…...
Moving from cache-manager to a Production-Grade Caching Layer in NestJS
5+ min ago (300+ words) cache-manager is the default caching solution in NestJS. It works. It gets you started. And then, at some point, you hit a wall. Maybe it's the moment you realize CacheInterceptor only works on controller methods, not service methods. Maybe it's…...
Slowly Changing Dimensions: Types 1-3 with Examples
5+ min ago (609+ words) Dimensions change. A customer moves cities. A product gets reclassified. An employee changes departments. How your data model handles these changes determines whether your historical reports are accurate or misleading. Slowly Changing Dimensions (SCDs) are design patterns for managing dimension…...
Dimensional Modeling: Facts, Dimensions, and Grains
9+ min ago (609+ words) Dimensional modeling is the most widely used approach for organizing analytics data. Developed by Ralph Kimball, it structures data into two types of tables: facts (what happened) and dimensions (the context around what happened). The technique optimizes for query speed…...
Rising identity complexity: How CISOs can prevent it from becoming an attacker’s roadmap
14+ min ago (670+ words) Identity has always been the thread that stitches enterprise IT together, but the nature of that identity has changed dramatically. Twenty years ago, identity meant a username and password sitting in a corporate directory. Access was tied to a desktop…...
Writing a BPF packet filter on macOS in Go
15+ min ago (1282+ words) In a recent change to qcontroller, I removed the dependency on QEMU Guest Agent (QGA) for discovering a VM's IP address. Previously, users had to install QGA inside every VM'easy enough with cloud-init, but still a hard requirement just to…...
Chrome is getting a little more aggressive about being your default browser
17+ min ago (222+ words) Chrome already does just that (and has for the better part of forever), but Chrome developers are now testing a new onboarding screen that's even more hawkish than before (via WindowsReport). So far, when installing Chrome and running it for…...
Vue Composition API: Computed and Ref Properties Explained
17+ min ago (909+ words) If you are working with Vue 3 and TypeScript, you have probably seen ref and computed many times. They appear in tutorials, real projects, and even job interviews. When I first started using Vue 3, I kept wondering why everything had to…...
Lit is better than React: Signals in Lit
25+ min ago (606+ words) I once asked Gemini about the performance between React and Lit. It led me down a path to enlightenment. Here's what it told me: Lit is generally faster in raw benchmarks because it avoids the "diffing tax." It doesn't have…...