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SRP and the Hero's Journey: Writing Code Like a Jedi Master
8+ min ago (423+ words) That experience taught me a painful lesson: when a class wears too many hats, every change feels like defusing a bomb while blindfolded. The code became fragile, tests grew sluggish, and onboarding new teammates felt like handing them a map…...
Verifying How IAM and Lake Formation Behave for the Glue REST Catalog and S3 Tables
10+ min ago (900+ words) I'm Aki, an AWS Community Builder (@jitepengin). In my previous article, I hit the Iceberg REST Catalog directly and confirmed the design differences between the Glue endpoint and the S3 Tables endpoint. In that article I wrote that "accessing through the…...
The Java Platform Module System — Part 1: Fundamentals
43+ min ago (420+ words) Part 1 of 4 — A practical introduction to JPMS for senior developers who have never touched module-info.java. For decades, the classpath treated every JAR as a flat search path. Duplicate packages? Silently merged. Missing dependencies? Discovered at runtime. Every public class…...
Apple Acquires Open-Source Observability Platform Developer SigScalr
21+ min ago (411+ words) Apple acquired certain assets of SigScalr and hired certain SigScalr employees, according to a list of acquisitions maintained by the European Commission. The list said that “SigScalr develops a data log management and observability tool” and that Apple notified the…...
Microsoft tests Windows Search without all the ads and fluff
26+ min ago (19+ words) Microsoft is testing an update to its Windows 11 search menu that gets rid of recommended content and ads....
XAI's Grok Build CLI caught uploading private code and secrets to Google Cloud bucket
30+ min ago (240+ words) A security researcher found the coding assistant was silently transferring entire Git repositories, including.env files with unredacted secrets, to xAI-managed cloud storage If you’ve been using xAI’s Grok Build CLI to help you write code, there’s a decent chance…...
Capturing, Streaming, Storing, and Visualizing Crypto Market Data in Real Time with PostgreSQL, Debezium, Kafka, JDBC & Grafana
30+ min ago (312+ words) In the fast-moving world of cryptocurrency, market data changes every second — prices fluctuate, trades execute, and volumes shift continuously. Capturing this stream of real-time data and transforming it into meaningful insights requires a robust and scalable pipeline. In this project,…...
Snapseed 4.1 for Android rolling out with ‘massively expanded’ RAW support
31+ min ago (21+ words) Google is beginning to roll out the first big update to Snapseed since the May redesign with version 4.1 for Android....
How I export 1.2-gigapixel images on an iPhone without running out of memory
39+ min ago (821+ words) The fix: stop putting the canvas in RAM at all. Put it in a memory-mapped file and let the OS page it to disk. RAM usage dropped from "4.8 GB, please die" to a few dozen MB, flat, regardless of output…...
Require human approval before your agent sends email
40+ min ago (917+ words) There's a boring, durable fix that predates AI by decades: don't send — draft. Stage the message, put a human in front of it, and only send once someone with a name and a pulse approves. Email systems have had a…...