Deno 2.4: The Bundle is Back
Deno 2.4 has just been released, and I must admit it has pleasantly surprised me. Not only because of the number of new features, but because of one in particular that many of us thought would never return: deno bundle …
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JSONPath: The XPath We Needed for JSON
I’ve seen how certain standards and tools become indispensable when working with data. And if there’s one thing we’ve learned over these years, it’s that JSON is everywhere: APIs, logs, …
PHP 8.5.0 Alpha 1: Pipeline to the Future
The first alpha version of PHP 8.5 has just been released, and I must confess it has me more excited than recent versions. It’s not just for the technical improvements (which are many), but because PHP 8.5 …
WebAssembly Agents: AI in the Browser Without Complications
Mozilla AI surprises again: AI agents that work just by opening an HTML A few days ago I came across a Mozilla AI project that really caught my attention: WebAssembly Agents. And after 30 years watching the industry …
Baidu and the New Search Paradigm with Multi-Agents: When AI Learns to Collaborate
After many years working with systems of all kinds, I’ve seen how information retrieval has evolved from simple databases to today’s sophisticated systems. But what Baidu researchers have just proposed has …
LLMs in Software Engineering: 2025 Reality Check
The hype vs reality: reflections from a developer with 30 years of experience This morning I came across a talk that made me reflect quite a bit about all this fuss surrounding AI and software development. The speaker, …
Moley: The Tool That Makes Cloudflare Tunnels Finally Usable (and Why We Needed It)
The Problem We All Have (But Solve Poorly) As a DevOps Manager, I spend more time than I should configuring ways for the team to show their development work. Client demos, webhooks for testing, temporary APIs for …
Agent Communication Protocol (ACP): The HTTP of AI Agents
Yet another protocol promising to change everything When IBM Research announced the Agent Communication Protocol (ACP) as part of the BeeAI project, my first reaction was the usual one: “Oh, just another universal …
Cloudflare Innovates Again: Cryptographic Authentication for Bots (The End of Fake User-Agents)
The Problem We All Know (But Pretend Doesn’t Exist) As someone who has managed web infrastructure for decades, I’ve seen too many bots pretending to be what they’re not. User-Agent: “Mozilla/5.0 …
MCP for Skeptics: Why the Model Context Protocol is Worth It (even if it doesn't seem like it)
Confession of a converted skeptic When Anthropic announced the Model Context Protocol (MCP) in November 2024, my first reaction was: “Ah, another protocol promising to solve all integration problems”. As a …
The 'AI-Native Software Engineer': Between the Hype and Practical Reality
A necessary reflection on the “AI-Native Engineer” I read Addyo’s article about the “AI-Native Software Engineer” and, as a Principal Backend Engineer who has seen technological promises …
Claude Code Hooks: Automation and Customization of Development Workflows
With the constant evolution of AI-powered development tools, Claude Code has introduced a revolutionary feature: Hooks. This feature allows developers to customize and automate specific behaviors in the Claude Code …