Month January 2026

Building Transparency Together: Eclipse Kura’s Story on SBOM Adoption In the first blog post of this SBOM series, Driving Software Supply Chain Security: Practical Support for Open Source Projects in SBOM Implementation, we introduced our initiative and outlined how we are…

If you’ve ever spent an afternoon debugging indentation errors in Google Workflows YAML only to discover the real problem was a cryptic ${} expression, you’ll understand why we made the switch to Temporal. What we didn’t expect was just how…

1. Introduction Testing code that depends on databases and external services is difficult. Many teams rely on shared test environments or in-memory databases like H2, but both approaches are error-prone. Shared environments break due to data conflicts or configuration changes,…

2/30 ?! Hello y’all! Day 2 of studying JavaScript is DONE. Today I studied some simple things, but they were a bit challenging. Still, they were actually fun.. kinda, and I really hope this isn’t just the excitement of the…

This post is just entertainment, not an honest depiction of reality. This post is NOT Computer Science. This post is Computer Science Fiction. I made a fictional story to show: How narratives can alter how we see facts. I wanted…

This article was brought to you by Cameron Pavey, draft.dev. Jenkins has served the development community well for over a decade, but it was designed for a different era of software development. Developers who are tired of fighting with plugin…

AI is everywhere right now—but most teams aren’t struggling with a lack of AI. They’re struggling with too many tools, unclear rules, and broken workflows. I’ve learned that the biggest wins don’t come from flashy demos. They come from boring,…

If you’ve ever expanded a complex Unreal Engine variable in Rider’s debugger and had time to contemplate your life choices, this post is for you. We’ve rewritten our expression evaluator, and the results are dramatic: Variable inspection is up to…

Previously in this series: Building AI Agents in Kotlin – Part 1: A Minimal Coding Agent Building AI Agents in Kotlin – Part 2: A Deeper Dive Into Tools Building AI Agents in Kotlin – Part 3: Under Observation Building…

Join our upcoming IntelliJ IDEA livestream with Daniel Velikanski from Wiz to see how cloud security insights can be brought directly into your JetBrains IDE, helping you detect and address real risks as you code. Date: February 5, 2026 Time:…