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This year's Community Over Code keynotes highlighted a maturing open-source ecosystem tackling new challenges around security, regulation, and scalability.
Up to 70% of prompts in LLM applications are repetitive. Prefix caching can reduce inference costs by up to 90%, thus optimizing performance and saving money.
Router4j is a free and open-source tool for calculating routes and straight-line distances based on geographic coordinates — a free alternative to Google Maps.
Using ServiceBricks and this step-by-step guide, create modular microservices from scratch with artificial intelligence, source code generation, and a prompt.
Learn how open-source BI tools transform and improve DevOps pipelines by enhancing data visibility, automation, and collaboration for streamlined workflows.
The CTO of E-Card discusses his open-source operating strategy, including the approach to large-scale workloads, ZFS storage, and security architecture.
Figuring out where memory went in Go is tricky. This article explores lessons learned and how to pinpoint the exact allocations in a 3rd party library.
Use Dust Java Actors to create a pipeline that automatically finds, reads, and extracts specific info from news articles based on your topic of interest.
Japanese companies are gradually beginning to incorporate open-source software into corporate strategies, moving beyond just mere software contributions.
Discover iRODS, the open-source data management platform revolutionizing how enterprises handle large-scale datasets with policy-based automation and federation.