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RALEIGH, N.C. — On the morning of All Things Open’s final day of programming Tuesday, Todd Lewis, creator of the open source conference, told the keynote audience that speakers wouldn’t need to rush through presentations, due to a more “relaxed” schedule that day.
Learn how to effectively communicate complex datasets using Python and Matplotlib, a popular Python library for data visualization. With Matplotlib, you can create visualizations that reveal patterns, trends and anomalies that raw data alone may not expose.
The release of Amazon Q Developer and its ability to be integrated into AWS Chatbot allows users who use Microsoft Teams or Slack to stay within their communication platform and interact with a conversational generative artificial intelligence (AI) AWS expert.
Any organization that manages software libraries and applications needs a standardized way to catalog, reference, import, fix bugs and update the versions of those libraries and applications.
With all the drama surrounding WordPress over the past several weeks, many developers and IT managers have been looking into alternative open source publishing systems — Ghost, Payload and Drupal are just a few names being discussed.
Generative AI (GenAI) is everywhere. It promises to transform IT operations (ITOps) by automating workflows, resolving production issues faster and streamlining our work by eliminating manual tasks.
In a humorous keynote at the Secure Open Source Software Fusion conference, held in Atlanta last week, Dan Lorenz, co-founder and CEO of container security company Chainguard, made light of a serious subject: The erosion of open source software licenses.
While cloud security posture management (CSPM) tools are everywhere, they are not the right solution for a secure cloud. Getting your cloud infrastructure under control starts with Infrastructure as Code (IaC).
SonarSource sponsored this post. Insight Partners is an investor in SonarSource and TNS. Logging, an essential part of application development functions like an airplane’s black box. Whenever something goes wrong, logs are a great place to start figuring out what happened and how to fix it.
You decided to hire a JavaScript developer. You want them to be perfect all around — to navigate JS’s crazy ecosystem, to have deep expertise in your technology of choice, and to be fluent in core computer science principles.
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