Livecycle·2y8 Docker Extensions to Use in 2024
Discover 8 Docker Extensions that can improve your productivity and overall developer experience, including Livecycle for sharing docker-compose apps, JMeter for load testing, ContainerWatch for monitoring container usage, Docketeer for detailed metrics, PGAdmin for Postgres database management, Portainer for easy container management, Snyk for security checks, and Excalidraw for local drawing.
ITNEXT·2yArkade: An Open Source Marketplace For Developer Tools 🔝
Arkade is an open-source marketplace for developer tools that simplifies the process of installing and managing CLI tools, Kubernetes applications, and system packages. It offers a one-stop-shop solution for developers, making it easier to find and install the latest versions of their favorite tools.
Stack Overflow Blog·2ySelf-healing code is the future of software development
Large language models have the ability to improve their output through self-reflection, which is beneficial in software development and CI/CD. Self-healing code is being explored as a way to automate solutions and improve code quality. However, there are concerns about the quality and volume of code generated by AI. Companies will need to develop best practices to effectively use generative AI in software engineering.
Codrops·2yFrontend Rewind 2023 – Day 12
Day 12 of "Frontend Rewind 2023" brings links and inspiration, a discount for Kevin Powell's CSS course, articles about AI and automation of work, a tutorial on responsive type scales with CSS utilities, a website design showcase, a UI interaction and animation example, a useful Chrome extension, free abstract isometric illustrations, and a WebGL experiment called Summer Afternoon.
JetBrains·2yPHP Annotated – December 2023
Highlights in the PHP community include bug-fix updates in PHP 8.1.27, PHP 8.2.14, and PHP 8.3.1, the release of FrankenPHP v1.0 which is a PHP application server written in Go with support for frameworks like Symphony, Laravel, and WordPress, and the new maintainer of PHP_CodeSniffer is Juliette Reinders Folmer.
Stack Overflow Blog·2yThe hardest part of building software is not coding, it's requirements
The hardest part of building software is not coding, it's creating clear and precise requirements. AI has excelled in chess due to its finite parameters, but struggles with self-driving cars due to the infinite variables involved. While AI may be able to rewrite existing software faster, it cannot replace the need for human judgment and clear specifications.
