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Docker Adds MCP Catalog And Toolkit
Written by Kay Ewbank   
Thursday, 05 June 2025

Docker has introduced MCP Catalog, a centralized, trusted registry for discovering, sharing, and running MCP-compatible tools.  An associated toolkit was also launched. 

Last Updated on Thursday, 05 June 2025
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Google Improves BigLake And BigQuery
Jun 05 | Kay Ewbank
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Google has announced improvements to BigLake and BigQuery, including with the general availability of BigLake Metastore; new high-performance Iceberg-native Cloud Storage; and native support with Dataplex Universal Catalog, providing unified and fine-grained access controls across all supported engines. 



AI Renders 3D Models
Jun 04 | David Conrad
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Could it be that all of that computer graphics you had to learn to implement 3D rendering is obsolete? Is this another example of AI doing just about anything you can think of?



Unemployment Rate High Among US CS Graduates
Jun 04 | Sue Gee
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Is concern over high unemployment rates among recently graduated Computer Science Majors justified. If so what are the factors?



CouchDB Adds Support For Truly Parallel Reads
Jun 03 | Kay Ewbank
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CouchDB 3.5 has been released with new support for truly parallel reads independent from writes. The new version also adds a conflict finder plugin to the scanner module. 



Three Tools To Run MCP On Your Github Repositories
Jun 03 | Nikos Vaggalis
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Understand a Github repository by using three different
MCP solutions. Github Chat MCP, Git MCP and the official
Github MCP Server.



Amazon Releases Distributed Aurora Database
Jun 02 | Kay Ewbank
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Amazon has announced the release of Aurora DSQL, a fast serverless distributed SQL database that Amazon says has virtually unlimited scale, the highest availability, and zero infrastructure management. Aurora DSQL was announced last year at Amazon re:Invent.. 



Microsoft Launches Human Centered AI Tool
Jun 02 | Kay Ewbank
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Microsoft Research has published details of a research prototype that provides a different type of interaction between humans and AI tools. Magentic-UI keeps the human in the loop and more in control.  



Robot Combat Between Unitree G1s
Jun 01 | Lucy Black
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The world's first Humanoid Robot Kickboxing contest took place on May 25 in Hangzhou, China. While the event aimed to highlight the integration of AI and robotics, the robots weren't acting autonomously, but were being remotely controlled by human operator teams.



May Week 4
May 31 | Administrator
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Our weekly digest lists the week's news, new titles added to our Book Watch Archive and our latest book review. In this week's  featured articles Harry Fairhead looks at working with threads in C in an IoT context and, in the week that included Java's 30th anniversary, Mike James provides a history and overview of Java.



ACM Grace Hopper Award Recognizes Breakthrough Techniques in Algorithm Design
May 30 | Sue Gee
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Ilias Diakonikolas, a professor at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, is the recipient of the 2024 ACM Grace Murray Hopper Award for his work in robust algorithms.



2025 Java Conferences Galore Part 4
May 30 | Nikos Vaggalis
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Continuing the series highlighting conferences you may have missed we come right up to date with Spring I/O and KotlinConf, both of which took place during May 2025.



GitLab 18 Extends Duo AI Feature
May 29 | Kay Ewbank
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GitLab 18 has been released with extensions to the Duo AI-based assistant. The news was followed by reports that Duo had a security vulnerability that provided a route for attackers. The problem has now been fixed. 



Apache Gravitino 0.9 Released
May 29 | Alex Denham
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Apache Gravitino v0.9.0-incubating has been released, with optimizations to the fileset catalogs and model catalogs, making it easier for users to manage their unstructured AI data and model data.



Closer To A Proof That P!= PSPACE
May 28 | Mike James
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You may well know that important conjecture that P! = NP, but of equal theoretical importance is P! = PSPACE, but it hardly gets any of the publicity of its near relation. We seemed to have moved a little closer to proving it.



Web Devs Positive About AI Tools
May 28 | Janet Swift
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Like it or not, AI is having a revolutionary impact on web development. Maybe we haven't all succumbed to vibe programming, but almost all of us are using AI tools in our everyday routine and the results of the recent survey from Devographics reveals.



Microsoft Announces Edit
May 27 | Kay Ewbank
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Microsoft has announced Edit, a new open source command-line text editor in Windows. The editor will be available in preview in the Windows Insider Program "in the coming months" before shipping as part of Windows 11. 


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Book Watch is I Programmer's listing of new books and is compiled using publishers' publicity material. It is not to be read as a review where we provide an independent assessment. Some but by no means all of the books in Book Watch are eventually reviewed.


Cruising Along with Java (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
04 Jun

Cruising Along with Java (Pragmatic Bookshelf)

This book, subtitled "Modernize and Modularize with the Latest Features" explains the changes to Java, from version 9 to 24, and shows how to apply new features to build enterprise applications faster and with fewer errors. Venkat Subramaniam explains how to get up to speed on how to make your code concise, expressive, and less error prone, and create better OO programs with the newest features. The book also shows how to modularize and create asynchronous applications with ease and proper error handling.

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Graph Neural Networks in Action (Manning)
02 Jun

This book shows how to to build graph neural networks for recommendation engines and molecular modeling.  TKeita Broadwater and Namid Stillman show how to both design and train models, and how to develop them into practical applications, with graph neural networks for node prediction, link prediction, and graph classification. The book includes coverage of the essential GNN libraries, including PyTorch Geometric, DeepGraph Library, and Alibaba’s GraphScope for training at scale.

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Apple in China (Scribner)
30 May

This book examines how Apple helped build China’s dominance in electronics assembly and manufacturing only to find itself trapped in a relationship with an authoritarian state making ever-increasing demands. Patrick McGee explains how after struggling to build its products on three continents, Apple was lured by China’s seemingly inexhaustible supply of cheap labor. 

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