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Is Web3 Really Decentralized? A Look at Alchemy and BitClout
4 years ago

Is Web3 Really Decentralized? A Look at Alchemy and BitClout

Richard MacManus Richard is senior editor at The New Stack and writes a weekly column about web and application development trends. Previously he founded ReadWriteWeb in 2003 and built it into one of the world’s most influential technology news and analysis sites. Follow him on Twitter @ricmac.
DevOps at the Crossroads: The Future of Software Delivery
4 years ago

DevOps at the Crossroads: The Future of Software Delivery

Rajeev Madhavan Rajeev Madhavan is a founding Partner of Clear Ventures, where he focuses on early stage technology investments. Rajeev has operational experience of running companies from formation to a public company. He has been a venture investor in over 35 companies.
Where Kubernetes Ends, Cloud Foundry Begins
4 years ago

Where Kubernetes Ends, Cloud Foundry Begins

Cloud Foundry sponsored this post. We’ve lapped up literature about so many successes in the startup galaxy. We’ve read with a mixture of disdain and sympathy stories or tweets of startup failure.
When Developers Resurrect Code They Wrote 40 Years Ago
4 years ago

When Developers Resurrect Code They Wrote 40 Years Ago

Back in 2004, I found a roll of punch-tape code from the 1970s in an abandoned building. I deciphered it, character by character, and found out it said: “Left one, right two … ” It was the instructions that controlled a metal-tooling lathe at a machine shop.
Development: Connecting git to GitHub for Small Projects
4 years ago

Development: Connecting git to GitHub for Small Projects

In the last installment on how to use the open source git version control software, we talked about setting up git on a late-model Linux notebook. We went over creating the directory for the files, initializing the git environment to track the files and how to put the files in a repository.
4 years ago

GNOME 41 Linux desktop, plus in-person Red Hat events are back

In this post, we’re covering all the latest news from Linux this month, including a deep dive into GNOME 41, the Fedora Linux 35 Beta release, extended support for Ubuntu 14.04 and 16.04, Google Android “Upstream First” kernel approach, OpenSSH 8.
Using Amazon Cognito for secure login to your web app
4 years ago

Using Amazon Cognito for secure login to your web app

In this post, we’ll talk about how AWS can simplify authorization and using Amazon Cognito for secure login to a web app. Picture this: you’ve just landed a great new job. You waltz in bright and early on your first day, the very image of a morning person.
Linux’s Rocky Road to Rolling Releases
4 years ago

Linux’s Rocky Road to Rolling Releases

The way the keepers of Linux increment the version numbers of their kernel releases, and what many of its users think these release numbers mean, are two different things.
Headless CMS vs. No-Code Website Builders
4 years ago

Headless CMS vs. No-Code Website Builders

Victor Coisne Victor Coisne is VP Marketing at Strapi, a popular Open Source Headless CMS. As a developer community enthusiast, Victor has been working for Open Source B2B companies for more than a decade including 5+ years as Head of Community at Docker.

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