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What’s New with the AWS Certified Solutions Architect Professional (SAP-C03)?
If you have been preparing for the AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Professional (SAP-C02) exam, you may be wondering what the upcoming SAP-C03 update means for your study plan. AWS is refreshing the certification to reflect the broader responsibilities of today’s solutions architects—from designing reliable, cost-efficient systems to integrating [...]
Vera Rubin: NVIDIA’s Blueprint for the Agentic AI Era
If AI keeps getting smarter, can the infrastructure behind it keep up? Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving beyond simply generating answers. Modern AI systems are becoming capable of reasoning through problems, using external tools, retrieving information, executing tasks, and deciding what to do next. This is the idea behind [...]
Multi-Agent AI Isn’t What You Think: Here’s What’s Really Happening Under the Hood
Multi-Agent AI Isn’t What You Think: Here’s What’s Really Happening Under the Hood What if I told you that a “team of AI agents” can sometimes be the same language model being called multiple times with different instructions? No digital employees sitting inside a virtual office. No group of [...]
AI-Powered Support Ticket Analyzer with Claude on Amazon Bedrock
The AI-Powered Support Ticket Analyzer uses Claude on Amazon Bedrock to classify, prioritize, summarize, and route customer support tickets. It helps determine whether a ticket can receive an AI-generated response or requires human review. Support teams often receive a mix of billing concerns, technical issues, account-access problems, product questions, [...]
Meet QUERY: The New HTTP Method for Complex Queries
HTTP has been around for decades, and most developers are already familiar with methods like GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE. These methods are the building blocks behind many of the websites, applications, and APIs we use every day. For simple tasks, they work remarkably well. But as modern applications [...]
Introducing NEW AWS Certified AI Business Strategist AIB-C01 Certification
AWS announces its new AWS Certified AI Business Strategist AIB-C01 certification, now open in beta and priced at $50 for a limited window. It is the AWS's first credential built entirely around business judgment rather than technical skill, and the first to be listed in the "Business" category in [...]
Ship React Native Apps Faster With Addy Osmani’s Agent Skills
Ship React Native Apps Faster With Addy Osmani’s Agent Skills A practical Claude Code workflow that combines a disciplined delivery lifecycle, React Native expertise, project rules, and real-device proof—without making developers manage skills by hand. Vibe coding feels fast until the app stops compiling, a “finished” screen breaks on [...]
Cursor Automations, MCP, and API Integrations: How AI-Powered Workflows Are Reshaping Modern Development
In late 2025, most developers were still using AI coding assistants as glorified autocomplete engines: press Tab, accept a suggestion, and move on. By mid-2026, the same tools are reviewing pull requests, triaging incidents from PagerDuty alerts, posting summaries to Slack, and assigning reviewers based on time zones, all [...]
The Modern Developer: AI, Cloud, and What Comes Next
For the longest time, the standard advice for entering the technology industry was simple: learn to code. But as AI in software development becomes more common, knowing how to write code is no longer the whole story. At first it's like this: learn Python, JavaScript, Java, or another programming [...]
Agentic AI on AWS: From Terraform Modules to the Model Context Protocol
Most teams deploying AI on AWS were still running the same playbook: take a foundation model, wire up a retrieval layer, wrap it in an API Gateway endpoint, and call it a chatbot. By mid-2026, the same teams are deploying autonomous agents that reason through multi-step workflows, authenticate against [...]

Should the Philippines Make Its Own Local Large Language Model?

As countries all around the world are beginning to invest in their own large language models, the same question keeps coming up in Philippine tech circles: should the country build one, too? If we do, would it be cost-effective? And if it is, would it be beneficial? As an early-career professional, I have heard these questions before, whether we are talking about sovereignty, independence, or simply having something to be proud of. Some [...]

How to Balance Business Goals with User Needs in UI/UX: A Data-Driven Approach

Ever designer eventually runs into the same challenge: balancing business goals with user needs in UI/UX. Users want fast, free, beautiful experiences with no friction anywhere, while the business wants high conversion rates, low hosting costs, and a fast time-to-market. These two wish lists are not always opposites, but they often pull in different directions, so "just build what users want" is rarely enough guidance on its own. Bridging that gap is not purely a [...]

UI/UX Design: Speeding Up the Creative Process with AI

If you have ever stared at a blank Figma canvas with a deadline looming, whether that is a thesis defense, a hackathon demo, or a personal app you finally want to ship. You already know that speed matters as much as polish. A traditional UI/UX workflow covers research, wireframing, high-fidelity mockups, and developer handoff, which can take weeks in a normal product cycle. Most people building on a deadline simply do not have weeks [...]

Agentjacking: How Fake Sentry Errors Hijack AI Coding Agents

AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex now do far more than autocomplete. They read source code, query observability platforms, open pull requests, and run terminal commands on developer machines. That expanded access is useful, but it also creates a problem most security teams have not accounted for: when an agent reads data from an external tool, it often treats that data as trustworthy. A new attack class called agentjacking takes advantage [...]

Amazon Quick & Agentic AI: Understanding the Tools Behind Your AI-Powered Workflow

AI is no longer just a tool that answers questions. It is becoming something that takes action, runs workflows, and works alongside teams the way a capable colleague would. Amazon Quick is AWS's take on what that looks like in practice, and this article breaks down what it is, how it works, and why the infrastructure behind it matters. What is Amazon Quick? Imagine asking one platform to pull your sales data, automate a [...]

Build AI Apps Faster with Google AI Studio and Gemini

Artificial intelligence has become an essential part of modern software development. It helps developers build applications that understand natural language, generate content, analyze documents, write code, and automate complex tasks. While large language models (LLMs) make these features easier to use, integrating them into real applications still takes time. Developers must configure API authentication, choose the right model, design prompts, and set up supporting infrastructure before they can start building. Google AI Studio simplifies [...]

OpenRouter Explained: Access Multiple AI Models Through One API

The rapid advancement of generative AI has given developers access to an ever-growing collection of large language models from providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Mistral AI, and xAI. Each model offers different strengths, whether in reasoning, code generation, content creation, multilingual support, or cost efficiency. While having multiple options is beneficial, integrating several AI providers into a single application often introduces additional complexity. Developers must manage different API endpoints, authentication methods, SDKs, [...]

Build Your Own JARVIS AI Chatbot Interface using Vercel

Have you ever watched Tony Stark boot up his suits and wished you had your very own J.A.R.V.I.S. to help you code, research, or just manage your day? If you are just starting out with web development, you have probably noticed that most AI chatbot tutorials look exactly the same. They feature soft, rounded gray-and-white chat bubbles that look exactly like those in a smartphone's default texting app. They work perfectly fine, but they [...]

Can’t Use the Terminal, Can’t Defend the Network: The Importance of Cybersecurity Degrees in the Philippines

Can't Use the Terminal, Can't Defend the Network: The Importance of Cybersecurity Degrees in the Philippines Open a job posting for a Security Operations Center (SOC) analyst, a penetration tester, or a systems administrator anywhere in the world, and one requirement shows up again and again: comfort with the Linux command line. Most of the servers, cloud instances, and network appliances that cybersecurity professionals are hired to defend run on Linux, not Windows. Yet [...]

PromptWars hackathon: students built AI apps

On June 20, 2026, thirty junior and senior high school students spent a day at Programmable Makati building working AI applications. The event was PromptWars: AI-Powered, Student-Built, a hackathon run by DEVCON Kids Philippines and Tutorials Dojo. This event demonstrated how beginners can build with high impact solutions through the use of AI. Welcome messages: AI as more than a tool Hosts Ace Batacandulo and Franchesca Asignacion of Tutorials Dojo opened the day [...]