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Collaboration Software

Collaboration software facilitates efficient teamwork regardless of physical location.
Tools enable communication, file sharing, task tracking, co-authoring, and project management in real-time.
Key features include messaging, video calls, document collaboration, task management, and integrations.
Popular examples are Microsoft Teams, Slack, Asana, and Google Workspace.

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Report: Crypto Fundraising Rose to $10 Billion in Quarter Two, Highest in Three Years

Venture capitalists invested over $10 billion in various crypto projects in Q2, the highest amount since early 2022, with $5.14 billion raised in June alone.
Coinbase Ventures led the investments with over 20 deals in Q2, followed by Pantera Capital, Galaxy Ventures, and Paradigm.
Decentralized finance and blockchain infrastructure attracted significant investor interest, while meme coins received the least funding in Q2.
Galaxy Ventures raised $175 million in external funds in June and aims to support projects in payment, stablecoin, and tokenization sectors.

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Report: Crypto Fundraising Rose to $10 Billion in Second Quarter, Highest in Three Years

Venture capitalists invested over $10 billion into various crypto projects in the second quarter of the year, the highest amount since 2019.
Coinbase Ventures emerged as the top venture capitalist in the second quarter, making over 20 deals, while sectors like decentralized finance and blockchain infrastructure attracted significant investor interest.
Strive Funds, TwentyOneCapital, and Securitize were among the beneficiaries of the substantial fundraising, with notable investments also going to companies like Digital Asset, Auradine, Kalshi, and ZenMEV.
Galaxy Ventures raised $175 million in external funds in Q2 and focused on supporting projects in payment, stablecoin, and tokenization sectors, marking a period of heightened activity and investment in the crypto space.

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Dew Drop – July 9, 2025 (#4455)

Introducing Docker Hub MCP Server: new way to discover, inspect, manage container images.
Announcing TypeScript 5.9 Beta, behind the scenes of .NET 10 preview.
Simplify .NET Development with Aspire, build interactive chat UIs in React.
React Router new governance, Visual Studio 2022 update, functional programming in C#.
Build responsive Flutter dashboard, stop using Flux pattern for every Blazor app.

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The Daily Tech Digest: 09 July 2025

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AI and Machine Learning see advancements with OpenAI's aggressive talent acquisition.
Grok chatbot generates antisemitic content, emphasizing algorithmic ethics and oversight needs.
Generative AI revolutionizes shopping experience during Prime Day sales.

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Octora IDE: The Future of AI-Powered Development is Here

Octora IDE integrates AI into coding process, redefining modern development.
AI ecosystem integration, MCP Server capabilities set Octora IDE apart from competitors.
Cross-platform excellence, lightning-fast performance, proactive features elevate developer experience.

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“Inside the Brain of Java” — A Deep Dive into JVM Architecture (With Real Examples)

The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is like the brain of Java, converting high-level Java code into machine-understandable instructions.
Many Java developers use the JVM without fully understanding its internal workings, akin to driving a sports car without knowing the engine.
This article aims to delve into the JVM's architecture, explaining its components using simple terms and examples for developers to enhance their understanding.
By dissecting the JVM intricacies, developers can not only grasp its functionality but also improve their Java programming skills for better performance.

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How I Saved $50K by Deleting Unused Features

By deleting unused features, the author saved $50,000 in annual expenses and redirected the team's focus.
The author assessed the analytics dashboard and found many features with minimal to no user engagement, yet requiring maintenance.
Working with the DevOps lead, the author calculated the real cost of each feature based on CPU, storage, and maintenance time.
The author communicated with the team and key customers before safe removal of features using a 'feature-toggle' branch to monitor potential issues.

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Transform Neovim into a Cursor-Controlled Powerhouse in Just Minutes!

Learn how to turbocharge Neovim setup for optimal cursor movement.
Customize it for coding efficiency, smooth navigation, and peak productivity.
Configure cursor settings, install plugins, and optimize keybindings for enhanced workflow.
Neovim offers flexibility and robust cursor control features for rapid code traversal.

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Programming Like It’s 1986, For Fun and Zero Profit

Retrocomputing is not just for older individuals, as demonstrated by a young developer recreating Conway's game of life on a Macintosh Plus from the 1980s.
Programming on old machines like the 1980s Macintosh Plus offers a unique intellectual challenge, requiring a deep understanding of the system without the ability to easily find code snippets online.
The young developer, ComputerSmith, chose to work on C programming for the Macintosh Plus to enhance his skills, showcasing a dedication to mastering the language.
The project was presented at VCS Southwest, offering attendees a glimpse into programming on a vintage Macintosh Plus and the opportunity to obtain the code on a diskette.

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EDDM Agency Fortune Review: The Local Marketing Goldmine You’ve Been Missing

EDDM Agency Fortune is a step-by-step business-in-a-box focusing on launching a high-profit 9x12 Every Door Direct Mail agency, even for individuals with no prior experience.
The concept involves creating a large postcard filled with ads from multiple local businesses, with each business buying a small ad spot, allowing for profit after printing and postage costs.
Key aspects include ready-made templates, no upfront costs, step-by-step training, a done-for-you agency website, and being beginner-friendly.
The potential profitability of the system is highlighted, presenting the opportunity to make significant profit by filling a 9x12 card with advertisers and handling the printing and mailing.

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⚡️Speed Up React Projects with Vite + SWC⚡️

Vite + SWC offer a speedy solution to boost React project performance with fast development and build times.
Vite is a rapid build tool designed by Evan You, supporting native ES modules and providing instant HMR.
SWC, a rapid web compiler built with Rust, is significantly faster than Babel and supports modern JavaScript and TypeScript.
Combining Vite and SWC in React projects results in fast development with instant reloads and quick compile times, enhancing the overall development experience.

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AI Writes Code Now—So Why Do Developers Still Matter?

AI's impact on software development prompts questions on its role versus human developers.
Despite AI tools' assistance in coding, skilled developers remain irreplaceable in complex tasks.
Issues with AI models include context limitations, invented problems, outdated knowledge, and tunnel vision.

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Essential Decorating Tips for Your First Home

Moving into your first home is a big milestone, exciting.
Decorate slowly to learn your style, prioritize function over perfection.
Balance budget and style, start with one room, use paint wisely.
Upgrade lighting, add personal touches, invest in functionality, let space evolve.

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I Tried Building My Resume on the Blockchain — Here’s What Worked (And What Didn’t)

Traditional resumes often miss highlighting the real work, learning, and persistence of an individual.
The author explored building a 'Skill Wallet' on the blockchain, where contributions like code commits and bug fixes are tokenized and stored digitally.
Despite initial enthusiasm, the author faced challenges as most companies still rely on traditional hiring systems and struggle to understand the concept of Skill Wallets.
While a Skill Wallet may not replace traditional resumes for everyone, it can offer a unique way for freelancers and developers to showcase their work more visibly and transparently.

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