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6 Months of Claude and Cursor, Part 3: When the Machine Starts Learning on Its Own
A skill became an artifact that the pipeline generates, archives and consults on its own. This is automation with supervision at the right points. -
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Requirements Traceability Matrix for AI Software Delivery—From Issue to Pull Request
Your issue tracker and version control platform hold most of the requirements traceability matrix an auditor wants, in a form nobody in your org can query. -
Web React Vue
React for Vue Developers, Part 3: Server Components, use and Actions
React 19 for Vue 3 Developers, Part 3: Server Components vs. the Vue SSR you know (the least Vue-like part of React 19). -
AI Web Angular
Ready with WebMCP: Building Agent-Ready Apps with Telerik and Kendo UI
WebMCP has great potential to help make our apps super compatible with agents. Let’s learn more about this proposed standard and see how to start using a preview tool in Telerik and Kendo UI. -
AI Web Blazor
Promptless AI-First Blazor Apps
Create a promptless, AI-first Blazor application from start to finish using Progress Telerik UI for Blazor components. -
Design People
The Power of Polish
Polish isn’t aesthetics, it’s protection. Rough software corrodes test, tech and trust. Learn why polish is on purpose, not just an afterthought. -
Web
Meet Nub: A Bun-like TypeScript Toolkit, Running on Node.js
Nub is a comprehensive JavaScript/TypeScript toolkit that brings Node.js developer experience closer to Deno or Bun. This post is an overview of Nub and the various ways you can use it. -
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Using MongoDB with Mongoose in Nuxt
Learn how to use Mongoose object modeling with MondoDB Atlas and Nuxt. -
Web React Vue
React for Vue Developers, Part 2: State, Effects and Why React Re-renders Differently
React 19 for Vue 3 Developers, Part 2: React reruns your component function to render; Vue tracks dependencies and updates in place. -
AI
Assessing Your AI Needs
Deciding on an AI solution starts with two factors: where the capability should live and how much freedom it needs while running. Use this guide to assess your needs.
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