The discovery in March of a XZ Utils "backdoor" and a foiled hack of OpenJS's software libraries in 2023 should raise alarms for everyone who uses open source code, said the OpenJS Foundation's chief in this episode of Makers.

Generative AI won’t steal your job, but programming chops may be less crucial going forward, said Paige Bailey of Google in this episode of The New Stack Makers.

The author of "Building Green Software" talked to The New Stack Makers about the steps developers can take to build resilient, future-proof systems.

The Annual State of Cloud Native App Platforms 2024 report underscores that the golden path emerged as one of the most critical trends. We discuss with James Watters of Tanzu.

Sarah Wells helped the Financial Times move from 12 to 20,000 software releases a year. In this episode of The New Stack Makers, she discusses how it happened and what's needed to make such digital transformations work.

The open source fork of Terraform was meant to protect organizations dependent on the tool and its ecosystem, said Ohad Maislish of env0 to host Chris Pirillo in this episode of The New Stack Makers.

Evan Prodromou, one of the creators behind the fediverse protocol ActivityPub, talks with host Chris Pirillo in this episode of The New Stack Makers.

WebAssembly's portability makes it a useful runtime for large language models. See Miley Fu demonstrate the tool for The New Stack Makers.

Obsolete machines and cables too often wind up in landfills. Matt Hartley of Framework and Chris Pirillo explore another approach in this episode of The New Stack Makers.

Building DLTs by best open source practices will ensure their safety, said Dr. Leemon Baird and Andrew Aitken in this episode of The New Stack Makers.