Docker Adds MCP Catalog And Toolkit |
Written by Kay Ewbank
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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.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 05 June 2025 |
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Programming News and Views
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Missing The Point Of LLMs Oct 22 | Mike James
 Financial pundits are trying to frighten us into thinking that the "AI bubble" is about to burst and even AI researchers are backtracking, casting doubt on LLMs. Both are wrong - the progress towards general artificial intelligence is real, but there's a lot more to be done before we achieve it.
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Jules Coding Agent Upgraded Oct 22 | Nikos Vaggalis
 New options are now available for Jules, Google's coding Agent - a CLI and an API.
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Formae Launched As Terraform Alternative Oct 22 | Kay Ewbank
 Platform Engineering Labs has launched formae, an open-source Infrastructure as Code platform built to replace state-driven systems like Terraform.
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DH2i Launches DxEnterprise For SQL Server 2025 Oct 21 | Kay Ewbank
 DH2i has released DxEnterprise for SQL Server 2025 which brings mission-critical high availability capability for SQL Server 2025-backed AI applications.
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Apple Extends Bug Bounty Program Oct 21 | Sue Gee
 At the Hexacon offensive security conference in Paris last week, Ivan Krstić, Apple vice president of security engineering and architecture announced a new maximum payout of $2 million in Apple's Security Bounty Program for a chain of software exploits that could be abused for spyware.
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Qodana Revisited Oct 20 | Nikos Vaggalis
 It's been some years since we first looked at Qodana, the solid SAST tool from JetBrains. Let's find out what's new in its latest release, Qodana 2025.2.
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XAML.io 0.5 Adds Multi-File Project Editing Oct 20 | Kay Ewbank
 Userware has released XAML.io Preview v0.5 with improvements including multi-file project editing. The team says this is an important step toward enabling visual .NET development directly in the browser.
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Insectile Garments For Dutch Design Week Oct 19 | Lucy Black
 FashionTech is a field that blends haute couture design and mechatronics engineering. It is also something you can study at as part of an undergraduate degree at the Eindhoven University of Technology. The students there are taking part in this year's Dutch Design Week with a range of insect-inspired garments.
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October Week 2 Oct 18 | Editor
 I Programmer saw a flood of new visitors this week when a post by Mike James, There Are No Programmers In Star Trek, was picked up on Reddit. And, yes, we stand corrected, there is evidence of programming - just not as we know it with so much that can be achieved by a gesture or a voice command. Programming is evolving, but the era of programming as we knew it was a golden age.
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Steve Jobs And Cray-1 Will Appear On $1 Coins Oct 17 | Kay Ewbank
 The United States Mint has now released the designs for the 2026 American Innovation $1 Coin Program, including two related to computing - Steve Jobs and the Cray-1 supercomputer.
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Visualize The Inner Workings Of An LLM Oct 17 | Nikos Vaggalis
 Simply referred to as "LLM Visualization" this web site with interactive and intuitable graphics explains how an LLM actually works.
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ChartDB - The ERD Agent Oct 16 | Nikos Vaggalis
 ChartDB strikes back with a database agent that auto-magically draws database schemas for you.
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Microsoft Revamps Marketplace Oct 16 | Kay Ewbank
 Microsoft has launched a revamped version of Microsoft Marketplace that combines its Azure Marketplace and Microsoft AppSource into a single new entity.
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Python 3.14 Is Out Oct 15 | Mike James
 or should that be Pi-thon 3.14 is out. Even if the digits of Pi aren't burned into your ROM, it's still a big event for Python.
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Linus - Garbage Code And AI Code Oct 15 | Harry Fairhead
 Linus Torvalds seems to have had a bit of a relapse lately in his efforts to moderate his comments on code. One of his latest outbursts merits more than a surface analysis.
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Apache Pinot 1.4 Improves Multistage Engine Oct 14 | Kay Ewbank
 Apache Pinot 1.4 has been released with significant improvements to the Multistage Engine, Pauseless Consumption and Time Series Engine among a wide range of other enhancements. Pinot is a real-time distributed OLAP datastore that is purpose-built for low-latency, high-throughput analytics.
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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.
A Common-Sense Guide to Data Structures and Algorithms in Python, Volume 2 (Pragmatic Bookshelf) 22 Oct
This book covers advanced data structures and algorithms, exploring the efficiency of algorithms, and of data structures such as B-trees, bit vectors, and Bloom filters. Jay Wengrow shows how to use techniques like caching, randomization, and fingerprinting, using simple language, clear diagrams, and practice exercises and solutions. This Python edition uses Python exclusively for all code examples, exercises, and solutions.
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Computer Science From Scratch: Building Interpreters, Art, Emulators and ML in Python (No Starch Press) 20 Oct
In this book, David Kopec explores the deeper principles behind code, such as how programming languages are implemented, what does an interpreter really do, and how does the microprocessor execute instructions at a fundamental level. The book is aimed at experienced Python programmers who want to fill in those gaps; not through abstract lectures, but through carefully designed projects that bring core CS concepts to life.
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Forty-Four Esolangs: The Art of Esoteric Code (The MIT Press) 17 Oct
In this book Daniel Temkin challenges conventional definitions of language, code, and computer, showing the potential of esolangs—or esoteric programming languages—as pure idea art. The languages in this volume ask programmers to write code in the form of prayer to the Greek gods, or as a pattern of empty folders, or to type code in tandem with another programmer, each with one hand on the keyboard, their rhythm and synchrony signifying computer action.
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