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AWS	AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog	Transforming Contact Centers with an AI-First Approach Using Amazon Connect and IBM Consulting CCM	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/apn/transforming-contact-centers-with-an-ai-first-approach-using-amazon-connect-and-ibm-consulting-ccm/	Transforming Contact Centers with an AI First Approach Using Amazon Connect and IBM Consulting CCMContact center agents operate under vast pressure to find quick customer service solutionsーyet they often lack the tools to do so The IBM Consulting Contact Center Modernization CCM solution with Amazon Connect is an intuitive omnichannel cloud platform that addresses complex and costly issues faced by businesses By leveraging speed and operational efficiency and by delivering exceptional customer experiences IBM Consulting CCM enables brands to jump start their journey towards success	2023-07-18 17:33:20
AWS	AWS Big Data Blog	Automate secure access to Amazon MWAA environments using existing OpenID Connect single-sign-on authentication and authorization	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/big-data/automate-secure-access-to-amazon-mwaa-environments-using-existing-openid-connect-single-sign-on-authentication-and-authorization/	Automate secure access to Amazon MWAA environments using existing OpenID Connect single sign on authentication and authorizationCustomers use Amazon Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow Amazon MWAA to run Apache Airflow at scale in the cloud They want to use their existing login solutions developed using OpenID Connect OIDC providers with Amazon MWAA this allows them to provide a uniform authentication and single sign on SSO experience using their adopted identity providers IdP …	2023-07-18 17:25:04
AWS	AWS Big Data Blog	Introducing field-based coloring experience for Amazon QuickSight	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/big-data/introducing-field-based-coloring-experience-for-amazon-quicksight/	Introducing field based coloring experience for Amazon QuickSightColor plays a crucial role in visualizations It conveys meaning captures attention and enhances aesthetics You can quickly grasp important information when key insights and data points pop with color However it s important to use color judiciously to enhance readability and ensure correct interpretation Color should also be accessible and consistent to enable users to …	2023-07-18 17:02:55
AWS	AWS Networking and Content Delivery	Integrating AWS Verified Access with device trust providers	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/networking-and-content-delivery/integrating-aws-verified-access-with-device-trust-providers/	Integrating AWS Verified Access with device trust providersIn this post we discuss how to architect Zero Trust based remote connectivity on AWS Specifically we will be exploring how to integrate Verified Access with CrowdStrike a device trust provider This solution builds upon the Okta based identity provider integration previously published in this AWS post Zero Trust is a conceptual model and an associated …	2023-07-18 17:54:52
AWS	AWS	Ticketmaster: Active-Active Multi-Region Checkout for Ticket Purchases	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iK4WNj6QqI	Ticketmaster Active Active Multi Region Checkout for Ticket PurchasesEver wondered what it takes to check out your ticket purchases On this episode of This is My Architecture we dive into Ticketmaster s checkout system and how how they leverage a combination of serverless and container services to handle checkout of tickets at scale Hear how Ticketmaster uses AWS AppSync to handle both synchronous and asynchronous executions and how they pursue extreme reliability with an active active multi region architecture leveraging Amazon DynamoDB Global Tables Check out more resources for architecting in the AWS​​​cloud AWS AmazonWebServices CloudComputing ThisIsMyArchitecture serverless	2023-07-18 17:31:39
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	PNG画像にメタデータをPythonで追加する	https://qiita.com/Limitex/items/f675f84e0227176d2abd	frompilimport	2023-07-19 02:56:00
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	What Is the “Please Wait for the GPSVC” Loop in Windows and How Do You Fix It?	https://www.makeuseof.com/please-wait-fgpsvc-loop-windows/	gpsvc	2023-07-18 17:15:19
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	Immich Is a Great Google Photos Alternative You Can Host on Raspberry Pi	https://www.makeuseof.com/raspberry-pi-immich-google-photos-alternative/	Immich Is a Great Google Photos Alternative You Can Host on Raspberry PiWant a self hosted photo storage solution as an alternative to Google Photos or Apple iCloud Here s how to install Immich on Raspberry Pi	2023-07-18 17:15:19
海外TECH	DEV Community	What emerging web development trends do you believe will have the biggest impact in the near future?	https://dev.to/sadeedpv/what-emerging-web-development-trends-do-you-believe-will-have-the-biggest-impact-in-the-near-future-2fmk	What emerging web development trends do you believe will have the biggest impact in the near future The field of web development is constantly evolving with new technologies frameworks and methodologies emerging at a rapid pace Staying up to date with the latest trends is essential for developers to create innovative and cutting edge web experiences What emerging web development trends do you believe will have the biggest impact in the near future	2023-07-18 17:43:09
海外TECH	DEV Community	The Theory of Debugging	https://dev.to/codenameone/the-theory-of-debugging-157l	The Theory of DebuggingIn the landscape of software development bugs are an inevitable part of the journey and debugging albeit frustrating at times is an integral part of the process There s no escaping this truth and the sooner we embrace it the sooner we can master the art of debugging In the next few posts in this series I will explain the little known “theory behind debugging We all know the practice of debugging to some degree but there is also a theoretical underpinning that most of us never learned in University I sure as hell didn t Understanding this theory will help you apply a more methodical approach to problem resolution and will improve your understanding of your code Before we proceed I d like to mention that most of the content in this series is covered in my book “Practical Debugging at Scale Cloud Native Debugging in Kubernetes and Production Apress  Also while we re on the subject of books my new book “Java to Explore and work with the cutting edge features of Java BPB is the new release in Java Programming on Amazon and available now The Simplicity and Complexity of BugsDebugging is a labyrinthine journey often reminiscent of Alice in Wonderland It calls for acute observation insatiable curiosity calculated experimentation and a sense of adventure However the general sentiment towards debugging is one of antagonism largely because of the frustration it entails and the uncomfortable truths it uncovers  The reality is most bugs are embarrassingly simple in retrospect When we finally pinpoint the issue the common response is a groan of disbelief ー How did I miss that While this reaction is natural it breeds a sense of shame and inadequacy often leading to impostor syndrome Despite my years of programming experience I can confidently say that the bugs I encounter today are just as stupid as they were at the start This constant humbling feeling akin to a universal debugging facepalm keeps me grounded The emotions experienced during debugging surprise frustration and humility serve as a reminder of our fallibility It s akin to a form of meditation keeping egos in check Perhaps some leaders could even benefit from debugging as a method of grounding bringing them closer to the realities of their tasks and teams An important principle I have when debugging is to “start with stupid I look for the dumbest mistake I can think of and in a surprising number of cases it s indeed the bug This isn t a part of the theory Embracing the Debugging MethodologyThe first step in tracking a bug is identifying the likely area in the code This involves searching through documentation and conducting basic research From there we need to devise a strategy to tackle the bug This step is often overlooked in our haste to find a solution leading to unstructured and disorganized approaches We need to formulate a plan make assumptions and then test these assumptions  Next we should isolate the behavior causing the issue and aim to reproduce it consistently for testing This could ideally be done in a local environment within the debugger If we can t consistently reproduce a bug we won t be able to truly verify our fix adding uncertainty to the process Validation and EliminationFollowing this we must validate that the results of our tests and environment align with our initial assumptions In the spirit of robustness it s advisable to have two forms of verification as one could potentially be flawed I wrote about the importance of double verification in this post Once we ve made these verifications we proceed to the elimination stage taking inspiration from Arthur Conan Doyle s famous quote Once you eliminate the impossible whatever remains no matter how improbable must be the truth In other words we need to Sherlock Holmes our problem and rule out possibilities until we re left with the most plausible explanation With a deeper understanding of the bug we can move on to resolving the issue The resolution process should include filing the issue creating a failing test case verifying the proposed fix resolves the test case and committing both the bug and fix Reading the Docs A MisconceptionIt s often said “ hours of debugging can save you minutes of reading the docs However this saying is misleading Reading the documentation is not the answer especially considering the sheer volume of documents associated with APIs platforms systems and more Documentation is never read in five minutes and rarely memorized to a level that will solve a bug In all the decades I ve been a developer I solved bugs by searching through the docs but never by reading the docs in advance The key here is to know what where and when to search for the problem Search engines and platforms like Stack Overflow have revolutionized debugging enabling us to input error messages directly and find potential solutions This method is not foolproof but it s a good starting point   The Importance of a Game PlanHaving a game plan saves us from being swallowed by the abyss of trial and error debugging Many years ago I lost two workdays due to a misplaced greater than character because I didn t use a methodical approach  Before diving into a debugging process it s crucial to answer questions like Can the user reproduce this Can I reproduce this on my machine Does the issue happen consistently Is the issue a regression The answers to these questions will shape your game plan and the course of your debugging process In the end patience and strategy can save precious time and prevent unnecessary frustration In our next installment we ll explore gameplans for debugging issues that can t be reproduced Stay tuned and embrace the debugging adventure Final WordDebugging despite being seen as frustrating is an essential part of software development offering moments of learning and personal growth A methodical approach to debugging involves identifying the area of code responsible for the bug formulating a strategic game plan isolating and reproducing the bug for testing and finally resolving the issue A common misconception is that reading the documentation can save hours of debugging however it s more about knowing where and what to search for Patience and a clear strategy can prevent unnecessary time waste and make the debugging process more efficient In the next installment we will delve deeper into the game plan for debugging particularly focusing on issues that are hard to reproduce We will further explore strategies and tools that can assist in efficiently tackling such elusive bugs	2023-07-18 17:30:00
海外TECH	DEV Community	Composable vs Monolith	https://dev.to/elasticpath/composable-vs-monolith-39ke	Composable vs Monolith IntroductionIn software development developers traditionally had two options build a new system from scratch or buy a monolithic software and hope it meets the requirements A new paradigm labeled as composable driven by APIs and the need for new UX touchpoints has emerged to provide a new option Understanding the Terms What is Composable Commerce Composable Commerce and Composable Architecture is creating a new solution by combining or composing multiple API first software into a cohesive and powerful final experience The final design involves multiple APIs covering the different business requirements data orchestration Backend for Frontend and multiple frontends including a robust website A good example is leveraging an authentication provider or email sending service instead of building one from scratch What is Headless Commerce Headless Commerce is similar in that you have an API layer and multiple frontends The major difference is that in a headless solution all of the APIs may come from a single source This brings it much closer to a monolithic software system where everything is built together except instead of creating a theme which is rendered via the server a SPA PWA is deployed which calls the APIs This provides more flexibility in theming and design but lacks the same level of customization and selection you get with a composable system What is a Monolith or Monolith Commerce System Monolithic Commerce Systems provide a single software solution where everything is built together often in a single project and code base The spectrum of commerce systems ranges from a monolith one massive piece of software to composable breaking the system up into more manageable customizable chunks Major Differences CustomizationComposable solutions offer easier customization allowing businesses to mix and match components and retain full control over the User Experience UX Monoliths conversely are difficult to customize While composable solutions rely on multiple API first software components these components are small enough to be generic there is no need to “reinvent the wheel Unique features on the other hand can still be built out with custom code MaintenanceIf you build the composable system with SaaS APIs such as Twilio for messaging or Amazon S for storage maintenance costs are lower and updates are easier The underlying systems can be patched and improved without impacting the overall software Monoliths on the other hand require everything to be patched updated and maintained together which means higher maintenance costs This also raises the risk of downtime Level of EffortComposable Commerce systems requires a similar level of effort to deploy regardless of business complexity The bulk of the work is in setting up the initial design and infrastructure but changes improvements or adding functionality over time are considerably easier Monoliths start extremely easily enabling a basic setup in a matter of hours or weeks However as business requirements increase in complexity the level of effort rises exponentially This makes composable the obvious choice for complex unique or large software projects but also for any projects that will grow over time Key Benefits and Drawbacks of Each Monolith Commerce SystemsMonolith Commerce Systems present certain advantages such as out of the box functionality The decisions and architecture are predefined by the vendor saving businesses the task of deciding on each aspect of the system However these benefits come with certain disadvantages There s the risk of vendor lock in meaning that businesses are tied to their vendor s system and can t easily switch to another provider This setup can also lead to slower adaptation to market changes Businesses might find themselves struggling to update their commerce systems as quickly as they would like due to these constraints Composable CommerceOn the other hand Composable Commerce brings flexibility agility and scalability to the table Businesses can adapt more swiftly to market changes enabling a faster time to market for their products or services Additionally they have the freedom to leverage any coding language or tools as composable commerce systems make use of standard APIs However these benefits require careful management Businesses might find themselves handling multiple vendor contracts and it s essential to have a clear understanding of their requirements right from the beginning These potential challenges need to be weighed against the benefits of a composable commerce system Potential Use Cases Monolith Commerce SystemsSuitable for small businesses website centric businesses industries with stable and standard requirements and companies with basic processes and less competition Composable CommerceIdeal for large businesses businesses with unique requirements companies that need a multi touchpoint solution website mobile etc companies aiming for modern technology complex business models like BBC and businesses that require a high level of differentiation through unique branding and experiences BlendComposable is not all or nothing You can borrow aspects of composable architecture into a larger monolithic system start the process of going composable with headless solutions or integrate composable services in your custom built software ConclusionEvery software decision involves trade offs there is no one size fits all answer The choice between a monolith and composable commerce system depends on the business needs scale and the level of customization required Composable Commerce offers significant advantages in terms of flexibility customization and scalability but has a higher upfront level of effort If you want to learn more about composable we have a full course being created Sign up now to be notified when the course is available and get free early bird access Learn the foundations ofComposable Commerce ArchitectureFree Course	2023-07-18 17:02:58
海外TECH	DEV Community	Building Blocks of Composable Commerce	https://dev.to/elasticpath/building-blocks-of-composable-commerce-4o1e	Building Blocks of Composable CommerceComposable Commerce breaks down into three main requirements front end APIs and integrations The front end will consist of any UI or customer touchpoint the most common being a website but could also include mobile applications POS systems AR VR and more The integrations help to combine the multiple APIs but also to move data between them Finally they APIs themselves These are typically SaaS services and are typically what is meant when people talk about the building blocks of composable These could include Product Information Management PIM Products live at the center of digital commerce without a product there is nothing to sell A robust PIM is a foundational component and an excellent starting point PIM enables businesses to store manage and maintain consistent product data This includes attributes descriptions images and technical specifications By centralizing this core product information a PIM helps ensure accuracy across touchpoints rather than duplicating data manually across multiple systems Traditional PIMs focus on the creation of products and may not be designed for serving that data to websites or mobile applications In some projects it may be beneficial to keep the traditional PIM and add a digital PIM for enriching the data and propagating that data through scalable APIs It s important for the PIM to be flexible allowing for many prices catalogs languages and variations Limitations in the PIM will cascade down through the rest of the implementation Product Discovery SearchOnce the product data is defined the next step is to enable customers to quickly find the products they need This starts with a robust search engine which should go beyond a basic keyword search and include advanced filtering personalized recommendations boost bury functionality and configurable facets Depending on the products the search may also need to handle large catalogs with many variations The product search service also needs to be API First and scalable it will be responsible for powering product listing pages PLP and product search pages which are both at the top of a traditional commerce funnel and get a significant amount of traffic Order Management System OMS The OMS takes control after an order is placed While the customer rarely interacts with the OMS it is responsible for processing tracking and managing all the orders The OMS can also participate in inventory management payment processing shipping and returns Having an extensible OMS is important to define all of the data that needs to be tracked as well as supporting custom life cycles or workflows Having an OMS that can be properly integrated with APIs helps ensure an efficient and transparent fulfillment process which creates higher customer satisfaction and lower support volumes Customer Relationship Management CRM CRM tools create a unified view of each customer storing interactions preferences purchase history and enable more targeted marketing and personalized experiences Many CRM tools also provide identity management allowing for streamlined authentication through social login It is possible to split the customer profile and authentication into multiple services depending on the overall requirements Since the CRM aggregates all of the customer data from other systems choosing a solution with strong APIs is a must Content Management System CMS It is possible to make a basic ecommerce system without a CMS but the majority of companies have heavy content requirements and need to empower business users to make content changes As a result almost all composable commerce implementations include a headless CMS The CMS facilitates the creation management and publishing of digital content across all customer touchpoints A major difference between traditional CMS solutions and headless CMS options is how they treat this data The traditional system took a webpage view of content often mixing content and markup resulting in data that would need to be modified or adjusted when used in a mobile application or other channel A headless CMS removes any artifacts related to the channel so rather than creating a page with markup a schema is defined to store the clean content which can then be formatted as necessary There can often be confusion between a headless CMS and a PIM While it is possible to build a schema and represent products in a CMS this brings issues and limitations to the project It will also require rebuilding all business logic that the PIM provides Instead core product data should always be stored in the PIM There are some circumstances where product content is split between a PIM and CMS in these situations base product data lives in the PIM while extended details may be best suited for a more visual editor found in a CMS It s important to talk with an experienced architect to help decide where data should be allocated Payment and Fraud DetectionPayment gateways are a clear requirement for any digital commerce experience not just composable solutions By choosing composable API first options for all components more data can be leveraged when handling fraud detection Especially data from the OMS and CRM to identify repeat offenders or unexpected behavior SummaryWhile this covers the core systems required in basically all composable commerce systems the final solution is designed around a business specific needs and could include other specialized systems These may include marketing automation tax management translation service data warehouses among others These systems can be added or removed as requirements and objectives change As a result the need for extensive RFPs covering each possible requirement current or future is no longer necessary Instead the solution can evolve and grow over time so functionality missed on initial launch can be quickly incorporated Learn the foundations ofComposable Commerce ArchitectureFree Course	2023-07-18 17:02:52
海外TECH	DEV Community	Principles of Composable Architecture	https://dev.to/elasticpath/principles-of-composable-architecture-35h1	Principles of Composable ArchitectureAs a high level definition we discuss composable in combining multiple building blocks each solving for a business requirement Digging deeper on the technical implementation it s clear that these building blocks must follow specific rules to ensure they can be leveraged and combined effectively Combining many small monoliths would be a huge task but services that apply these principles become easy to work with extend and merge making them fit the definition of composable API FirstAPI Application Programming Interface is a set of rules and access patterns that allow different software applications to communicate While it is possible for API to be added to a monolithic system taking an API First approach prioritizes the design and flexibility of these APIs An API First design guarantees that all functionality is exposed via API and that the API contract is well thought out rather than being a consequence of how the data is stored or the expected UI An API First service can be used to build any type of user experience where APIs added later are highly influenced by the existing user interface and adds restraints to how it can be leveraged Taking a flexible API First approach is necessary for seamless integration between the many services leveraged in a composable architecture The term “Headless is related to APIs Headless defines a system where the frontend client side and backend server side systems are decoupled allowing for independent development and deployment of each This separation allows for a higher degree of UI customization than standard theming solutions Be careful when selecting services while all API First services can be considered headless not all headless software is API First Some headless offerings were tacked on to existing monolithic applications and do not give the same level of freedom when accessing the API Modular Components and ServicesThis principle requires that all the building blocks are discrete interchangeable modules each responsible for a specific functionality Each building block should be consumable individually without reliance or dependencies on other services A lack of tight coupling ensures the service can be used where necessary and replaced if another service better fits the requirements This may sound very similar to microservices Microservices are a cloud architecture design where an application is deployed as a collection of small focused containers often within a Kubernetes environment The major difference is that microservices can be loosely coupled and are typically deployed together in the same environment to minimize latency for intra service communication Composable services must be fully decoupled are often provided by different vendors as a SaaS and focus on a business need or requirement While microservices are not required to be a composable service choosing solutions built on microservices guarantee a high level of modularity and typically have a greater ability to scale Cloud NativeWhile any application can be hosted in the cloud cloud native applications fully exploit the unique services cloud computing provides both in how they are hosted and with configurable integrations connecting to those services While a traditional cloud hosted monolith may require a virtual server for each instance a cloud native SaaS will leverage scalable containerization designed with auto scaling to serve all users This creates scalability and cost efficiency This is extremely important for composable commerce as a virtual server has limits on scale must be managed directly and represents a point of failure for days of increased volume e g Black Friday This level of maintenance would be cost prohibitive when combining many different solutions Instead composable solutions must be resilient and reliable guaranteeing they will handle any traffic without manual configuration or maintenance Composable solutions also take an event driven approach to data movement and allow end users to subscribe to these events These events could be exposed via webhooks but the best providers can also tie directly into cloud services and publish the events to a queue Having access to the events allows for real time integrations and negates the need for scheduled jobs or large batch files Learn the foundations ofComposable Commerce ArchitectureFree Course	2023-07-18 17:02:42
海外TECH	DEV Community	Introduction to Composable Commerce	https://dev.to/elasticpath/introduction-to-composable-commerce-3c8e	Introduction to Composable Commerce Defining Composable CommerceComposable Commerce is a new approach to building out unique digital commerce experiences Historically businesses were forced into two distinct approaches buying generic software that can be themed and lightly customized or coding an entire solution from scratch Composable Commerce provides a third approach By breaking traditional software functionality into smaller pieces each offered separately they can then be used as building blocks to create custom software without extensive coding Benefits vs challenges of composable commerceThis approach allows every business the benefit of a custom solution while matching the cost and effort associated with buying generic software For businesses with unique requirements who want to control the entire customer experience or who hope to leverage cutting edge techniques composable commerce is an easier and cheaper solution than forcing these requirements into an existing software package This enables businesses to quickly adapt to changing requirements customer preferences and marketing conditions and to quickly take advantage of technological advancements Due to the architecture principles required to create these building blocks the individual services benefit from better scalability lower maintenance and faster response times Since each individual piece can be swapped out as requirements shift there is no need for massive re platforming projects instead the system grows and evolves over time The major challenges of composable commerce are the initial investment in planning and designing the solution When buying all in one software the vendor defines what functionality will be delivered With composable commerce more time is spent on defining the overall requirements to ensure the best pieces are identified and integrated Additionally with this being a new approach businesses and architects may face a steeper learning curve as they adapt Thankfully there are now experts with years of experience ready to assist in navigating the many possible components and services Composable commerce vs composable architectureComposable commerce refers to the use and application of composable architecture for digital commerce solutions Composable architecture is broader defining the use of these concepts across any industry or project Composable commerce is a subset of composable architecture but highly focused on meeting the unique needs of selling online Learn the foundations ofComposable Commerce ArchitectureFree Course	2023-07-18 17:02:33
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple issues release candidates for iOS 15.7.8, iPadOS 15.7.8, macOS Big Sur 11.7.9, and Monterey 12.6.8	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/07/18/apple-issues-release-candidates-for-ios-1578-ipados-1578-macos-big-sur-1179-and-monterey-1268?utm_medium=rss	Apple issues release candidates for iOS iPadOS macOS Big Sur and Monterey Apple has introduced release candidates for iOS and iPadOS macOS Big Sur and macOS Monterey as part of a wave of release candidates being tested on Tuesday While a release candidate is expected for major software update releases especially for current gen operating systems sometimes they emerge if Apple is bringing out an update for its older operating systems On Tuesday Apple brought out four more release candidates impacting earlier operating system generations The existence of release candidates means a formal update will be available for each of the four operating systems in the near future Read more	2023-07-18 17:54:57
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	These ultra-rare Apple sneakers can be yours -- for $50,000	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/07/18/these-ultra-rare-apple-sneakers-can-be-yours----for-50000?utm_medium=rss	These ultra rare Apple sneakers can be yours for A pair of custom made Omega Sports Apple Computer Sneakers from the mid s are now available for purchase ーand they cost about as much as an electric car Image Credit Sotheby sAnother rare Apple collectible has been spotted online ーthis time it s a pair of custom made sneakers that were given away at a National Sales Conference in the mid s Read more	2023-07-18 17:47:18
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple Pay's 2023 summer savings include deals on clothes & hotels until June 26	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/07/18/apple-pays-2023-summer-savings-include-deals-on-clothes-hotels-until-june-26?utm_medium=rss	Apple Pay x s summer savings include deals on clothes amp hotels until June Apple has a new set of summer promotions through Apple Pay so people can save money on clothing hotels and events until June Apple has new deals for Apple Pay usersApple has recently unveiled a wide range of exclusive deals to enjoy throughout the summer season These deals will be accessible until Wednesday July with the condition that Apple Pay is used as the payment method for all transactions Read more	2023-07-18 17:42:19
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple issues release candidates for watchOS 9.6 & tvOS 16.6	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/07/18/apple-issues-release-candidates-for-watchos-96-tvos-166?utm_medium=rss	Apple issues release candidates for watchOS amp tvOS Apple has distributed release candidates of watchOS and tvOS for testing as the final release gets ever closer Apple Watch UltraDevelopers enrolled in the beta program can pick up the newest versions via Apple Developer Center or update their device in Settings Public beta participants can usually get the latest versions soon after the developer releases them through the Apple Beta Software Program Read more	2023-07-18 17:34:18
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple rolls out release candidate for macOS 13.5 Ventura	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/07/18/apple-rolls-out-release-candidate-for-macos-135-ventura?utm_medium=rss	Apple rolls out release candidate for macOS VenturaApple has moved on to the release candidate version of macOS Ventura which it has handed out to participants of its developer beta program The newest macOS Ventura beta is now availableDevelopers in the program can get the latest build by using the Apple Developer Center or by updating their Mac s installed beta through the Settings app Public beta versions are typically released shortly after the developer versions providing users the opportunity to participate via the Apple Beta Software Program Read more	2023-07-18 17:31:15
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple rolls out release candidate builds for iOS 16.6 and iPadOS 16.6	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/07/18/apple-rolls-out-release-candidate-builds-for-ios-166-and-ipados-166?utm_medium=rss	Apple rolls out release candidate builds for iOS and iPadOS Apple has brought out the release candidate builds of iOS and iPadOS with developers given a last test of the builds ahead of a formal release New beta of iOS now availableDevelopers taking part in the testing program can obtain the latest builds by visiting the Apple Developer Center or updating their iPhone or iPad through the Settings app Public beta versions generally appear a short time after the developer versions and participants can sign up through the Apple Beta Software Program website Read more	2023-07-18 17:14:08
Cisco	Cisco Blog	Converge Networking and Security with the Right SASE	https://feedpress.me/link/23532/16245727/converge-networking-and-security-with-the-right-sase	Converge Networking and Security with the Right SASESecure access service edge SASE is becoming a leading convergence architecture for secure multicloud access Here s why networking and security convergence is a winning strategy and how to choose among disaggregated modular and unified SASE solutions	2023-07-18 17:58:35
海外TECH	CodeProject Latest Articles	BookCars - Car Rental Platform with Mobile App	https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5346604/BookCars-Car-Rental-Platform-with-Mobile-App	mobile	2023-07-18 17:01:00
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Jaguar Land Rover-owner to build UK battery factory in Somerset	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-66237935?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	somerset	2023-07-18 17:01:48
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ニュース	BBC News - Home	Edwin van der Sar: Former Netherlands goalkeeper out of intensive care	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66237683?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	intensive	2023-07-18 17:50:49
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ニュース	BBC News - Home	The Ashes 2023: England look to level series with Australia at Old Trafford	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/66235794?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	The Ashes England look to level series with Australia at Old TraffordIn the tightest of Ashes series England s win at Headingley counts for little unless they win at Old Trafford and force a decider in the fifth Test says Stephan Shemilt	2023-07-18 17:01:17
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