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When AI writes code that humans wouldn't: Testing in the age of agentic coding tools

Agentic coding tools like Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and OpenAI’s Codex are reshaping how software is developed. They enable developers to offload routine tasks and accelerate feature delivery. However, these tools also introduce new challenges – particularly in how we test and validate the code they produce.

Android Macrobenchmark: Real-World Performance Testing for Apps

In Android development, performance isn’t something you tack on at the end. It’s foundational. Users don’t care how elegant your architecture is if the app stutters from their first tap of the screen. Responsiveness, fluidity, launch speed; all these things don’t just influence user experience, they define it. Saying “it works fine on my Pixel” is a nice confidence boost, but it doesn’t count as real data. And emulators don’t count either.

CMS Interoperability: Empowering Providers with Seamless Access to Patient Data

The Provider Access API enables seamless access to patient health data for providers who have both a contractual relationship with the payer and a treatment relationship with the patient. Under the CMS-0057-F Final Rule, impacted payers are required to make the following data available through this API: claims, encounters, and prior authorization information similar to what is shared via the Patient Access API.

Top 10 Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) Compared for 2025

As organizations continue to shift left and double down on DevOps, the role of the internal developer platform (IDP) has never been more critical. With developers demanding speed and autonomy and platform teams seeking control, governance, and scale, IDPs are becoming the cornerstone of modern software delivery. But with so many options on the market in 2025, we've put together this guide that compares 10 internal developer platforms, to help you discover the best solution for your team.

The Future of Recruitment in PropTech - With Sarah Baldon, LMRE | The Innovation Blueprint Podcast

In this episode of The Innovation Blueprint Podcast, Yurii Rudakov from ORIL sits down with Sarah Baldon, Senior PropTech Consultant at LMRE — a globally recognized leader in Real Estate Tech & Innovation talent management. They dive into the evolution of recruitment in PropTech, exploring how AI is reshaping hiring processes, the post-COVID job market, and the tools driving the industry's future.

How can GenAI maximize Innovation in Contract Management and Deliver Value?

Is your organization still managing contracts the traditional way, spending weeks drafting, reviewing, and negotiating terms? Are manual errors, compliance risks, and value leakages quietly affecting your bottom line? Well, in today’s competitive business environment, where every decision is under the microscope, inefficient contract management is a strategic vulnerability. And that’s where Gen AI comes into play.

API Developer Day with Kong Insomnia and Kong Konnect

Build, run, discover, and govern your APIs as part of an automated pipeline Insomnia isn't just a powerful API client — it's a part of the larger Kong Konnect platform for managing the overall lifecycle of your APIs: build, run, discover, and govern. During this event, we’ll utilize a design first approach to building a REST API. We’ll leverage Kong Insomnia to design and test this API and then use Kong Konnect to secure and expose this API for consumption. Finally, we’ll follow APIops best practices and implement end-to-end automation over the entire API lifecycle.

How Distributed Rate Limiting Works with Open-Source Tools

Distributed rate limiting is essential for managing traffic across multiple servers, ensuring fairness, preventing abuse, and maintaining system reliability. Unlike local rate limiting, which works on a single server, distributed rate limiting uses a centralized datastore to enforce limits globally, making it ideal for large-scale applications and multi-node setups.

Worker Threads in Node.js: A Complete Guide for Multithreading in JavaScript

Node.js is known for its non-blocking, event-driven architecture, making it great for handling I/O-bound tasks like web requests and file operations. But when it comes to CPU-intensive tasks, things get tricky. Because Node.js runs JavaScript in a single-threaded environment, heavy computations can block the event loop and degrade application performance. That’s where Worker Threads come in.