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Docker Adds MCP Catalog And Toolkit |
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Written by Kay Ewbank
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Thursday, 05 June 2025 |
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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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Get To Grips With Transformers And LLMs Jan 20 | Nikos Vaggalis
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Coursera For Positive Professional and Personal Outcomes Jan 20 | Sue Gee
 For a few more days at the beginning of 2026, Coursera has a special offer - 50% off a Coursera Plus annual subscription. Very worthwhile if you love learning new skills or keeping your existing skills up to date. But don't take my word for it. Results of the 2025 Coursera Learner Outcomes Report, show 91% achieved positive career outcomes
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pg-aiguide - Agentic Coding For PostgreSql Jan 19 | Nikos Vaggalis
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Ncurses 6.6 Improves Windows Terminal Support Jan 19 | Kay Ewbank
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Atlas Production Ready This Year Jan 18 | Lucy Black
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January Week 2 Jan 17 | Editor
 If you want to get up to speed on stuff that affects you as a developer, our weekly digest summarizes the news written each day by programmers, for programmers. In this week's featured articles, Ian Elliot looks at how to use typed arrays to access graphical data in JavaScript and Mike James explains exactly how to master the Windows console in C#.
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Nordic API Platform Summit 2025 Jan 17 | Nikos Vaggalis
 An event for API practitioners from around the world covering everything API-related. We're checking the highlights.
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On This Day In 1956 - SAGE Announced Jan 16 | Sue Gee
 On this day 70 years ago, the US government disclosed its plans for SAGE (Semi-Automatic Ground Environment), the most ambitious computing project of the Cold War. In response to the prospect of a Soviet bomber attack, this massive network of radar and "super-computers" pioneered real-time processing and the interactive display technologies that defined early computing.
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Google Launches Open Source Standard For Agentic Commerce Jan 15 | Kay Ewbank
 Google has released an open standard that can be used to turn AI interactions into sales. The Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP) establishes a common language and functional primitives to enable systems to pass data between "consumer surfaces, businesses, and payment providers".
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Android AOSP Goes Biannual Jan 15 | Alex Denham
 Google has changed the schedule for its Android Open Source Project (AOSP) from quarterly to half yearly. Until now, the releases have followed those of Google's closed Android operating system. Security updates will continue to be made more frequently.
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Rue: Steve Klabnik In Collaboration with Claude Jan 14 | Sue Gee
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Linux Demonstrates That Bugs Can Hide For 20 years! Jan 14 | Mike James
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GSoC Offers Opportunities For Open Source Engagement Jan 13 | Sue Gee
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VSCode Gets Agent Skills Jan 13 | Kay Ewbank
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Spring AI in Action (Manning) 19 Jan
In this book Craig Walls sets out the case that when it comes to AI applications, no Python, no problem! The Spring AI framework makes it possible to add LLM-based features to any Spring application using Java or other JVM languages like Kotlin. From setting up Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) to creating AI agents, Craig Walls shows the reader how to build AI applications natively using Spring AI and Spring Boot. Starting with a simple âHello AI Worldâ example and quickly advancing to more sophisticated techniques, including RAG, AI agents, tool use, speech, and AI observability.
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Locked up: Cybersecurity threat mitigation lessons (wiley) 17 Jan
In this book, with the full subtitle "Cybersecurity Threat Mitigation Lessons from A Real-World LockBit Ransomware Response", Zachary Lewis delivers a gripping, first-person account of how a major university squared off against one of the world's most infamous ransomware groups: LockBit. He walks you through his personal experience battling â and negotiating with â LockBit, as well as the strategies, tools, and approaches he used in resolving the crisis.
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The Kaggle Book, 2nd Ed (Packt) 14 Jan
Subtitled "Master data science competitions with machine learning, GenAI, and LLMs", this book brings together tips and techniques for excelling in Kaggle competitions and data science projects. Three Kaggle Grandmasters, Luca Massaron, Bojan Tunguz and Konrad Banachewicz, guide the reader through modeling strategies and share hard-earned insights accumulated over years of competition. This new edition includes fresh content and new chapters on Kaggle Models, time series, and Generative AI competitions.
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