Last month I gave a talk on the HEIR compiler project at the FHE.org conference in Sofia, Bulgaria. The video is on YouTube now, and the slides are public. I plan to write more about HEIR in the coming months, because it’s been an exciting and fulfilling ride!

Find out how to improve BAU collections and invest in new payment innovation

Find out how to improve BAU collections and invest in new payment innovation

Here is a short blog entry just to explain the newly added multiple monitor support to View engine. Screen faces Each connected monitor gets associated with a screen face in system/view/screens list. You can check that all monitors have been detected correctly using (two monitors in this case): >> l...

Real-time technology is a powerful shield against cart abandonment, converting potential revenue losses into completed sales for your ecommerce business.

Real-time technology is a powerful shield against cart abandonment, converting potential revenue losses into completed sales for your ecommerce business.

We all know LLMs can write emails, summarize documents, and even generate code. But on […] The post APIs are the new fuel appeared first on Elegant Code.

In the world of DevOps and Developer Experience (DevXP), speed and efficiency can make a big difference on an engineer’s day-to-day tasks. Today, we’ll dive into how Slack’s DevXP team took some existing tools and used them to optimize an end-to-end (E2E) testing pipeline. This lowered build times a...

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Explore secure, production-grade data sharing with encryption, access control, and policy enforcement to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and compliance in real-time systems

Explore secure, production-grade data sharing with encryption, access control, and policy enforcement to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and compliance in real-time systems

Postcodes After a pretty practical previous post about records and collections, this post is less likely to give anyone ideas about how they might tackle a problem in their own project, and doesn’t have any feature requests for Microsoft either. It’s an area I’ve found really fun though. An introduc...

In this blog post we look at: The current best practice for deploying library packages: .js, .js.map, .d.ts, .d.ts.map, .ts Recent new developments in compiling and deploying TypeScript: type stripping, isolated declarations, JSR, etc. What the future of deploying TypeScript might look like: type st...

This past December I had the opportunity to put together my first proper home office. One aspect of the office is a bookshelf to corral all my books and memorabilia that up to this point have been scattered around the house. For this project I utilized three Ikea Billy bookcases, but to make the pro...

In this blog post, we examine how we can test types in TypeScript: First, we look at the library asserttt and the CLI tool ts-expect-error. Then, we consider which functionality could be built into TypeScript.

We recently released Neon’s remote MCP server. In this post, we’ll dive deep into how we implemented Neon’s remote MCP server. We’ll explore using Server-Sent Events (SSE) for communication and integrating OAuth 2.1 for authentication. So let’s dive in. Note: If you’d rather watch a video about remo...

When a Postgres failure happens, the time it takes to recover can mean the difference between a relatively minor hiccup and a major business crisis. We regularly hear anecdotes from our customers on this topic, but we also wanted to gather some data—so we surveyed 50 developers managing 1TB+ Postgre...

Introduction In this article, I’m going to review the Foundations of AI and Machine Learning for Java Developers video course from my fellow Java Champion, Frank Greco. If you are new to AI and ML and want to get a great introduction to these topics, then you should definitely join watch the video l...

I ❤️ when companies offer free tiers for developer services, since it gives everyone a way to learn new technologies without breaking the bank. Free tiers are especially important for students and people between jobs, where the desire to learn is high but the available cash is low. That's why I'm su...

I recently worked on a project that had a lot of code duplication due to repeated implementations of the same interfaces. I quickly realized it was a great opportunity to refactor…

On my current project, I'm making a Progressive Web App (PWA) and I was really annoyed that the status bar on iOS was completely transparentAlthough the option is called black-translucent. When the content scrolls behind it, it blends with the status bar elements, and it doesn't look great. I couldn...

Here's a way to mock HTTP requests in Elixir ExUnit test.Install libraryThere's a nice library, mox, which we can install via mix.exs deps:def deps do [ {:mox, "~> 1.2", only: test} ] endMock in test environmentIn our app, we use the httpoison library for doing web requests.In our test environment, ...

Different approaches to keeping up. Stop the bleeding.An hour of AI per dayOh brother. A new aphoroism, but born of the popular craze of the time, nothing timeless.It was tweeted that:An anecdotal survey of GauntletAI grads came to the consensus that staying on the cutting edge of AI takes about one...