Them
We track 18 posts about Them from 16 engineering blogs. Most active: PubNub:, Red, Babbel. Latest post: Sep 27, 2026.
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From documenting decisions to questioning them (opens on the source site)
I started with a simple task: I needed an AI agent to help me compile decision records, structured documents that capture why a team chose option A over B, using the open-source MADR format. Fill in the sections, organize the rationale, done. It worked. And it was useless.
AI makes design system guardrails mandatory; this framework delivers them (opens on the source site)
AI has made implementing and enforcing design systems cheaper than ever. At the cost of speed, this falls through the cracks. But agentic development makes good design system practice non-negotiable. Implement a design system and bring consistency to an existing project.
Building AI Agents got easier; managing them didn’t: Managing agent sprawl with Blocks Enterprise (opens on the source site)
PubNub: ·
When you can build an agent with nothing but an IDE and a dream, building the agents is the easy part. Managing the subsequent agent sprawl while maintaining innovation isn’t.
Building AI Agents got easier; managing them didn’t: Managing agent sprawl with Blocks Enterprise (opens on the source site)
PubNub: ·
When you can build an agent with nothing but an IDE and a dream, building the agents is the easy part. Managing the subsequent agent sprawl while maintaining innovation isn’t.
8 competitor analysis tools, mapped to the workflow that actually uses them (2026) (opens on the source site)
Compare 8 competitor analysis tools mapped to each stage of the SEO workflow - from competitor discovery to AI-answer tracking. Read the full breakdown. Continue reading 8 competitor analysis tools, mapped to the workflow that actually uses them (2026) on SitePoint.
Why You're Getting 429s in Production Using Auth0 and How to Stop Them (opens on the source site)
Auth0 ·
Getting Auth0 429 status code errors in production? They almost always trace back to APIs rate limit. Here are the two causes and how to fix them.
6 Benefits of Sandbox Environments (and How Docker Sandboxes Delivers Them) (opens on the source site)
Docker ·
Learn about the key benefits of sandbox environments with Docker including isolation, definable controls, secrets credential handling, and more.
Why don’t we allow stacks to be sparse, instead of forcing them to be contiguous? (opens on the source site)
Imagining how to report a memory allocation failure for a sparse page. The post Why don’t we allow stacks to be sparse, instead of forcing them to be contiguous? appeared first on The Old New Thing.
VoIP, VPN, and the Build System Behind Them (opens on the source site)
Codename One adds native call management and VPN APIs, while its builders generate the platform services, frameworks, permissions, and extension plumbing only when an application uses them.
Enterprise AI Agents: Common Roadblocks and How to Overcome Them (opens on the source site)
Toptal ·
AI agents promise autonomy at scale, but many organizations fail to deploy them in day-to-day operations. Drawing on decades of experience in business strategy and technology, two Toptal leaders explore what it takes to bring AI agents into real workflows.
Skills or Commands and How To Use Them (opens on the source site)
New agent commands and skills are being created all over the interwebs. Most of the daily emails I subscribe to have become a deluge of new agent workflows promising to supercharge my productivity. Until recently, I hadn’t spent much time creating my own agent tools, so in a lot of ways I simply hadn’t grasped […] The post Skills or Commands and How To Use Them appeared first on Atomic Spin.
The 20 Most Common Polish Verbs (And How To Use Them) (opens on the source site)
Babbel ·
What are the 20 most common Polish verbs, how are they conjugated, and how are they used? The post The 20 Most Common Polish Verbs (And How To Use Them) appeared first on Babbel.
Rat’s Skills: Making Friends and Betraying Them (opens on the source site)
The path to promotion is not competence but a learnable set of parasitic "rat" behaviors, and here is the concrete skill-set that produces the climb.
Symlinks Are Still Scary (And Yes, You Can Commit Them to Git) (opens on the source site)
Snyk ·
A harmless-looking symlink in a Git repo can redirect a tool into reading or writing anywhere on your machine. That old trick is now showing up in AI coding assistants, with nasty results.
My 2 Cents: I'll gladly spend them to stop staring at test logs (opens on the source site)
Trivago ·
The problem Does 99.8% represent a good success rate in end-to-end test automation of a web application? What about 99.9%? Maybe yes, but when you have a test suite that has up to 1,000 scenarios, it means often having one or two failing tests, due to the well known issue of test flakiness. Maybe even more than that, when the environment has a bad day. Our preview and stage systems have high availability, but they are obviously not as reliable and performant as production systems, as for example many services might have some increased latency in their responses. So when you trigger your…
Unfold's Modern Mobile Release Process and the Subtle Art of Making Them Boring (opens on the source site)
On the Unfold team at Squarespace, our mobile releases don't require much in the way of manual intervention or human oversight. In fact, we don’t have to give releases much thought at all. But, this was not always true. This post is a look into what these non-eventful mobile releases are like, dig into how much more eventful they used to be, and walk through the work it took us to get here.
The Latest: Red could help AI be more precise; community stars; one CSV codec to rule them all? (opens on the source site)
Red ·
Hello to all the great makers, doers and creative people who are using Red, helping the Red Language grow and improve! As always, there's a standing invitation for you to join us on Gitter, Telegram or Github (if you haven't already) to ask questions and tell us about your Red-powered projects. Here are some recent highlights we’d like to share with you: 1. Tickets Get Priority In the last month, our core team has closed a large number of tickets.We’d like to thank community members rgchris, giesse, and dumblob who are just a few of the passionate contributors putting Red through its paces…
The Latest: Red could help AI be more precise; community stars; one CSV codec to rule them all? (opens on the source site)
Red ·
Hello to all the great makers, doers and creative people who are using Red, helping the Red Language grow and improve! As always, there's a standing invitation for you to join us on Gitter, Telegram or Github (if you haven't already) to ask questions and tell us about your Red-powered projects. Here are some recent highlights we’d like to share with you: 1. Tickets Get Priority In the last month, our core team has closed a large number of tickets.We’d like to thank community members rgchris, giesse, and dumblob who are just a few of the passionate contributors putting Red through its paces…
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