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Modern concurrency on the JVM: Coroutines and Loom

• Yassine Benabbas
• 13 Min To Read
• 11 Aug, 2026
• • Development and programming

This article delves into modern concurrency concepts on the JVM, highlighting Kotlin coroutines and Java’s Project Loom and modern concurrency APIs.

The Ultimate LLM Inference Battle, vLLM vs. Ollama vs. ZML

• Raphaël Semeteys
• 7 Min To Read
• 29 Jan, 2026
• • Artificial intelligence and data science

A structured, data-driven comparison of today’s leading open-source engines for serving AI models.

Running AI models in the browser with Transformers.js

• Yassine Benabbas Sylvain Pollet-Villard
• 11 Min To Read
• 13 Jan, 2026
• • Development and programming

This post provides an overview of Transformers.js, a library that allows developers to run transformer models in the browser, making it easier to build AI-powered applications.

Level Up Your GitLab CI: A Guide to Reducing Duplication and Improving Readability

• Ridae Hamdani
• 6 Min To Read
• 02 Dec, 2025
• • Devops

Managing complex CI/CD pipelines can be challenging, especially when your CI configuration contains complex logic and many lines of code. This often leads to high maintenance costs and duplicated code blocks, making updates and troubleshooting more difficult.

YAML is a Weird Beast

• Max Beckers
• 4 Min To Read
• 25 Nov, 2025
• • Software engineering

“YAML is a weird beast.”

Someone’s comment on a PR months ago triggered my curiosity.
I use YAML daily for configuration files: OpenAPI specs, Helm charts, Symfony configs, Spring Boot properties… yet I’d never questioned its inner workings. How complex could a configuration format really be?

CNAME - The hidden security risk in your DNS zone

• Jean-Baptiste Lanel
• 8 Min To Read
• 18 Nov, 2025
• • Cybersecurity

Domain Name System (DNS) records are fundamental to how the internet works, translating human-readable domain names into machine-readable IP addresses. Among these records, the CNAME (standing for Canonical Name) record is the most commonly used for delegating a website to a third-party provider. However, this seemingly simple delegation mechanism harbors significant security implications that are often overlooked.