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An 18-year veteran of GitHub is making a dramatic exit, citing daily workflow disruptions. This isn't just a personal grievance; it's a stark signal about platform reliability.
You bought the shiny new AI security tool, and it's supposed to be a game-changer. Except it's not. The reality is far messier.
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Deno just flipped the switch on its rebuilt Deploy platform, promising smoothly CI/CD and data scaling that could lure devs from Vercel or Netlify. But does the hype hold up against the incumbents?
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