Your codebase isn’t food, but AI agents are more than happy to devour it. Teams keep handing over entire repositories because automation feels like a cheat code for productivity. The problem shows up later, when those same agents behave like overeager interns copying the wrong patterns, amplifying your technical debt or quietly leaking sensitive logic into their […]
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People predict that AI will take more jobs in 2026 than ever. But we developers know this is not going to happen. While the demand for some technologies is slowing down, Python continues to grow, mainly because AI itself is built on Python.With Python’s growth, Django remains one of the most in-demand backend frameworks for building secure, scalable, and AI-powered web applications. But companies now expect candidates applying for Django roles to understand real-world architecture, performance, and deployment.That’s why Django interviews in 2026 are more technical than ever. This guide covers the top 50 technical Django interview questions for 2026…
Google’s open-source Agent Development Kit (ADK) lets TypeScript developers build modular, testable AI agents using familiar code-first workflows instead of prompt engineering.
ChatOps helps DevOps teams streamline communication by executing workflows directly in chat. Learn the benefits, use cases, and best practices for enterprise ChatOps adoption.
Dynatrace announced new integrations with Google Cloud Gemini Enterprise and Gemini CLI, using agentic AI, A2A protocol, and MCP servers to enhance observability, root-cause analysis, and DevOps governance across AI-driven workflows.
Anysphere, the company behind Cursor, the artificial intelligence (AI) coding assistant valued at $29 billion, has acquired code review startup Graphite to address what Cursor CEO Michael Truell describes as an emerging bottleneck in software development. The companies declined to disclose financial terms but confirmed the transaction involves a mix of cash and equity. While […]
Docker Hardened Images: Security Independently Validated by SRLabs Earlier this week, we took a major step forward for the industry. Docker Hardened Images (DHI) is now available at no cost, bringing secure-by-default development to every team, everywhere. Anyone can now start from a secure, minimal, production-ready foundation from the first pull, without a subscription. With that decision comes a responsibility: if Docker Hardened Images become…
AI is generating code faster than teams can secure it, widening software supply chain risk and exposing major gaps in AppSec and governance.
Earlier this week, we took a major step forward for the industry. Docker Hardened Images (DHI) is now available at no cost, bringing secure-by-default development to every team, everywhere. Anyone can now start from a secure, minimal, production-ready foundation from the first pull, without a subscription. With that decision comes a responsibility: if Docker Hardened Images become the new starting point for modern development, then developers must be able to trust them completely. Not because we say they’re secure, but because they prove it: under scrutiny, under pressure, and through independent validation. Security threats evolve constantly. Supply chains grow more complex. Attackers…
Imagine this: You’re in your Tesla, going from your home to the sunny beaches by the Mediterranean Sea. You feel sleepy, so you take a nap. The car drives all by itself – through big highways, twisty mountain roads, and busy towns. It stops at lights, changes lanes, and parks when you get there. Wow!This cool thing is called Full Self-Driving (Supervised), or FSD for short.Right now, people in places like America, China, Australia, and New Zealand can use it.But in Europe, it’s not ready yet because of strict rules about car safety.Tesla is working super hard to get permission.…