Author: drweb

Senior Full Stack Engineer – Wunderite Skip to content We use cookies and similar technologies to enhance your experience, analyze traffic, and personalize content. By consenting, you allow us to process data such as browsing behavior or unique IDs. You can change or withdraw your consent anytime. Some site features may not function properly without cookies. For details, see our Privacy Policy. The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of…

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The Rising Importance of Governance at SwampUP Berlin 2025 On November 12-14, the Docker team was out in numbers at JFrog SwampUP Berlin 2025. We joined technical sessions, put on a fireside chat, and had conversations with attendees there. We’d like to thank the folks at JFrog for having us there and putting on such a great show! Here’s our takeaways from the event about software…

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On November 12-14, the Docker team was out in numbers at JFrog SwampUP Berlin 2025. We joined technical sessions, put on a fireside chat, and had conversations with attendees there. We’d like to thank the folks at JFrog for having us there and putting on such a great show! Here’s our takeaways from the event about software supply chain security trends: Software supply chain attacks reach unprecedented scale leveraging open source packages An analysis of recent software supply chain attacks by JFrog’s CTO Asaf Karas shed light on how malicious actors leverage AI and software supply chains on their exploits. Recent attacks…

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When I started incorporating AI tools into my workflow, I was first frustrated. I didn’t get the 5x or 10x gains others raved about on social. In fact, it slowed me down. But I persisted. Partly because I see it as my professional duty as a software engineer to be as productive as possible, partly because I’d volunteered to be a guinea pig in my organization. After wrestling with it for some time, I finally got my breakthrough discovery—the way to use AI tools well involves the same disciplines we’ve applied in software development for decades: Break work down into…

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This article explains how to use the Arconia framework to enhance the developer experience with Spring Boot. This project is a recent initiative under active development. However, it caught my attention because of one feature I love in Quarkus and found missing in Spring Boot. I am referring to a solution called Dev Services, which is likely familiar to those of you who are familiar with Quarkus. Dev Services supports the automatic provisioning of unconfigured services in development and test mode. Similar to Quarkus, Arconia is based on Testcontainers and also uses Spring Boot Testcontainers support. To learn how Spring…

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