We sat down with Neo4j's Senior Product Manager for AI Innovation, William Lyon, to talk all things agentic coding, and we take a look at why graphs are just what we need if we want to build personalised experiences for users, plus he explains what agent memory is, and how it works.
On this edition of WeAreDevelopers LIVE we welcome Christian Trummer, Chief Scientist and Co-Founder at Bitpanda to talk about how they've taken an AI-first approach in a highly-regulated industry to try and maximise the benefits of new AI tech like Claude Code. Plus, we discuss the latest news from the world of tech, and play a round of Fake or News.
On this episode of Coffee with Developers we welcome Bozidar Spirovski & Wekoslav Stefanovski, Chief Information Security Officer & Chief Technology Officer, respectively, to talk about how developers can defend against data manipulation attacks in the age of AI.
On this week's WeAreDevelopers LIVE we're joined by David Benson to talk about how he created the world's worst image editor, to take a look at the week's weirdest tech news, Fake or News and much more.
One thing that keeps amazing me about Visual Studio Code is how much it helps you automate annoying tasks when you write code. For example, if you add an img tag to the document you need to know the src and find out the width and height to avoid reflow issues when the image was […]
When you want to save a GIF from Twitter, the interface plays a cruel joke on you. If you context-click the GIF you get a menu that states “Copy GIF address”. All it does though is copy a link to the tweet with the GIF in it, which is pretty pointless. Under the hood Twitter […]
The “expand/shrink” selection keyboard shortcut in Visual Studio Code ⌃⇧⌘→ / ← isn’t the easiest to remember, but ridiculously powerful. It recognises code block boundaries and selects accordingly!
I’m currently upgrading the Console documentation for Microsoft Edge and I needed to create a lot of screenshots for it. I wanted to make sure that they all are the same size, so I fixed a browser window to a certain size and instead of trying to screenshot a part of the screen, I thought […]
Using animations, transitions and smooth scrolling is fun, but they also represent an accessibility problem. Various groups of people have a hard time using your products when things move and change all the time. This is why operating systems have a “reduced motion” setting you can turn on. Our CSS animations should respect these settings […]
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