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Does this primiarly work with Claude for now given MCP?

I’ve seen so many deals get hung up on the smallest legal issues. One time a company spent 6 months just negotiating the NDA before could even get to a POC that the champion kept p…

I think what’s interesting is while UDF has existed for some time. It anecdotally has seemed to be increasing in pace in announcements recently driven by wasm. For all the benefits…

There's a company that does this already! The visualization of code and diagrams helps different times of learners I think. Which also is beneficial for knowledge transfer since ev…

The automated checks on authentication and keys is a very nice feature! Bringing security into the gateway directly rather than an add-on feature

Very cool use case for CRDTs! I've seen a bunch of different use cases from other products like https://liveblocks.io/ and https://electric-sql.com/ . It's interesting how CRDTs ar…

They gave no information on what was hacked. Although they're saying no passwords were compromised because of their encryption and architecture. For a layperson, what's the best ti…

The checksum validation was something I hadn't come across before. Interesting way to minimize the load on the API key store.

Much more of a focus on security and infrastructure than other EL tools. Like these security policies for example - https://www.cloudquery.io/docs/core-concepts/policies

I wonder if having some sort of dependency scanner giving more upfront visibility would help clear things up. Then you'd be able to get a sense of what the composition of issues mi…

Great post! I was especially impressed to hear about the 80% of plug-in code being auto-generated through the SDK.

Such a cool article. There's a similar movie about finding Microbiome deep in the Amazon Rainforest. It's called The Last Tepui, Alex Honnold leads a team to go climbing and look f…

Demystifying annual budgeting for founders from the CFO at PartsTech and previous FP&A lead at Snyk

The animations on the blog itself are incredible. Would love to read something in the future about how you guys put this together (i.e. what frameworks, components, tooling is used…