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From Landlord Struggles to Tech Success - With Connie Lee, CEO of Reffie | The Innovation Blueprint

Welcome to Episode 13 of The Innovation Blueprint! In this episode, host Yurii Rudakov from ORIL sits down with Connie Lee, Co-founder & CEO of Reffie, a SaaS platform for the real estate industry. Connie shares how a frustrating experience as a landlord led her to build a solution that’s now transforming property management. The conversation delves into the importance of automation in real estate, the role of AI as a co-pilot in business operations, and the future of technology in the industry.

Federated Configuration Management at Scale with decK

decK is a wonderful tool for managing Kong Gateway configuration declaratively, but before you know it you find yourself editing a 1000 line long YAML file that is is hard to manage. In this call, Michael will take you through the techniques used by some of Kong's biggest users to split their configuration files in to manageable chunks. There will be slides, there will be documentation, and as always, there will be demos.

Kong Insomnia 11: Elevating API Security and Collaboration

We’re excited to announce the general availability of Kong Insomnia 11! This release introduces third-party vault integrations for enhanced security, an all-new Git sync experience for more seamless collaboration, and support for multi-tabs to improve efficiency within the Insomnia application. Keep reading to learn more.

Node.js Now Supports TypeScript Natively: Everything You Need to Know

With the release of Node.js v23.6.0, developers can now use TypeScript natively without additional transpilation tools like ts-node or manual compilation steps. This milestone significantly streamlines development workflows, simplifying build processes and improving the overall developer experience by reducing complexity.

Getting Started with Dialyzer in Elixir

Dialyzer (DIscrepancy AnaLYZer for ERlang programs) is a powerful static analysis tool that helps developers identify potential issues in their Elixir code without executing it. It excels at finding type mismatches, unreachable code, and unnecessary functions through sophisticated flow analysis. In part one of this two-part series, we'll first get to grips with the basics of Dialyzer. In part two, we'll examine more advanced use cases.