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With just two months to go until the deprecation date for Microsoft Visual Studio App Center, it might feel like there’s a mountain to climb. However, with a clear plan and the right resources (spoiler alert: free templates here or at the end of this post), you can turn this challenge into a success story. Let’s get going.

Pickers enable Android developers to minimize error-free input and optimize everyday features of their apps, such as date selection, delivering crucial gains in user experience. Users can validate input data by pressing a single button, and ensure structured input without any typing errors (in fact users don’t need to type an input at all). And we can customize the picker to our specific needs, creating better UI for our users.

In today's rapidly evolving software development landscape, the Rise of AI in Software Engineering and the integration of artificial intelligence into testing processes has become increasingly crucial. As organizations embrace shift-left testing practices, the combination of AI coding assistants and robust test management tools has emerged as a game-changing approach for QA professionals and software developers.

Across all industries, generative AI is driving innovation and transforming how we work. Use cases range from getting immediate insights from unstructured data such as images, documents and videos, to automating routine tasks so you can focus on higher-value work. Gen AI makes this all easy and accessible because anyone in an enterprise can simply interact with data by using natural language.

The responsibilities of an API product manager varies depending on the organization and industry they work for, among various other factors. However, the common set of tasks they carry out include managing the diverse user needs, ensuring reliability, and aligning API strategies with organizational goals. Performing these duties requires a delicate balance. In addition, API product managers face increasing challenges as APIs evolve into strategic business drivers.

The United States is investing $500 billion into AI infrastructure, aiming to lead the global AI race. This initiative, backed by OpenAI, SoftBank, and Oracle, focuses on building data centers, chips, and scalable systems. But here's the catch: APIs are the key to making this investment work. APIs are the backbone of this effort, and their success will determine whether this $500 billion gamble pays off.

“AI is amazing at guessing quickly, but it fundamentally can’t reason.” That is a quote from someone I know very well, circa 2022. I wonder what the thought process was; the reasoning that went into that statement. Luckily I don’t have to guess, because that person was me. I made that statement in response to the first rounds of LLMs (GPT3, 3.5, PALM2 etc). It remained a firm conviction of mine through the release of GPT-4o and Anthropic’s latest Claude models.

At Tricentis, we’re committed to making test management smarter, more efficient, and customizable. With the latest release of Tricentis Test Management (TTM) for Jira, we’re introducing new features to enhance your test execution efficiency and provide greater control and visibility. Key updates include unified global and requirement execution progress reporting, greater AI customization across projects, and enhanced test review and execution.

Gen AI applications can bring invaluable business value across multiple use cases and verticals. But sometimes it can be beneficial to experience different types of applications that can be created and operationalized with LLMs. Better understanding the potential value can help: In this blog post, we’ve curated the top gen AI demos of AI applications that can be developed with open-source MLRun. Each of these demos can be adapted to a number of industries and customized to specific needs.