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Why Bali Is Becoming Southeast Asia's Impact-Tech Hub in 2026

Bali ranks #16 among Southeast Asian startup ecosystems. With a growing concentration of Web3 builders, AI sustainability startups, and eco-travel tech companies, the island is carving a niche as the region's impact-tech capital.

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DevOps

Platform Engineering Ate DevOps: Building Your Internal Developer Platform in 2026

80% of large engineering organizations now have dedicated platform teams, up from 45% in 2024. The internal developer platform — self-service portals, pre-approved infrastructure, automated guardrails — has become the standard way to deliver DevOps at scale. Here is how to build one.

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DevOps

Zero-Instrumentation Observability: How eBPF Replaced the Sidecar Fleet

67% of Kubernetes teams now use eBPF-based observability tools, up from 29% in 2024. By moving telemetry collection into the kernel, eBPF eliminates sidecar containers, cuts RAM usage by 84%, and delivers under 1% CPU overhead. Here is the complete stack and migration guide.

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DevOps

WASI 0.3 and the Death of Cold Starts: Server-Side Wasm in Production

WASI 0.3 dropped in February 2026 with native async I/O, stream types, and full socket support. Server-side WebAssembly now delivers microsecond cold starts, and every major cloud provider offers Wasm serverless. Here is what changed and how to ship Wasm to production.

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Engineering

The Modern Backend Stack 2026: Rust + PostgreSQL 18 + Wasm + eBPF

Four technologies are converging to redefine backend infrastructure in 2026: Rust eliminates garbage collection overhead and reduces container counts by 3x, PostgreSQL 18 replaces specialized databases, WASI 0.3 delivers microsecond cold starts for serverless functions, and eBPF enables zero-instrumentation observability at a fraction of traditional monitoring costs.

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Blockchain

The Ethereum Interoperability Layer: How 55+ L2s Become One Chain

Ethereum has 55+ Layer 2 rollups, fragmenting liquidity and user experience. The Ethereum Interoperability Layer — combining cross-rollup messaging, shared sequencers, and based rollups — aims to unify them into a single composable network.

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Blockchain

ZK Proofs Beyond Rollups: Verifiable AI Inference on Ethereum

Zero-knowledge proofs are no longer just a scaling tool. In 2026, zkML enables verifiable AI inference on-chain, ZK coprocessors move heavy computation off-chain with on-chain verification, and new proving systems like SP1 and Jolt make it practical.

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Telegram

Building on TON in 2026: Crypto Payments in Telegram Mini Apps with TON Pay SDK

The TON ecosystem has grown to 500M+ monthly active Mini App users, 3600+ apps, and 400M+ wallets. This guide walks through integrating TON Pay SDK for crypto payments in Telegram Mini Apps, from wallet authentication to Jetton transfers.

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Blockchain

EIP-7702 in Practice: Building Smart Account Flows After Pectra

EIP-7702 lets any Ethereum EOA temporarily act as a smart contract within a single transaction. Here is how to implement batch transactions, gas sponsorship, and social recovery using the new account abstraction primitive.

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Blockchain

Ethereum's 2026 Scaling Roadmap: Glamsterdam, PeerDAS, and 10,000 TPS

Ethereum is targeting 10,000 transactions per second across its L1 and L2 ecosystem in 2026. With Glamsterdam and Hegota upgrades on the horizon, plus PeerDAS for data availability, here is the full technical roadmap.

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Blockchain

RWA Tokenization Hits $26B: What Developers Need to Know

Real-world asset tokenization has crossed $26.48 billion on-chain. From BlackRock's BUIDL fund to US Congressional hearings, RWA is reshaping how financial instruments are issued, settled, and traded on public blockchains.

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Engineering

How We Use Claude Code to Maintain a Nuxt 4 + Rust Monorepo

A behind-the-scenes look at how Open Soft uses Claude Code as a daily development tool for our production monorepo. Real workflows for multi-file refactoring, migration writing, test generation, code review, and custom tooling with hooks and MCP servers.

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