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3 years ago

Comical Coder Envisions the Worst Programming Language Ever

In a remarkable talk at last year’s NDC conference in Norway, which has since gone viral in the dev community, this comedic coder introduced himself as a .NET developer who’s worked in software for 30 years.

3 years ago

Tutorial: Git an Arduino IDE Workflow

Dr. Torq Rob (drtorq) Reilly is an independent consultant, writer, and speaker specializing in Linux/OSS, physical computing, hardware hacking, the tech media, and the DIY/Maker movement. Even small microcontroller projects require multiple iterations of the code, as the project progresses.

3 years ago

Get Started with the Helm Kubernetes Package Manager

If you’re just starting your journey with Kubernetes, you’ve probably discovered just how challenging it can be to create full-stack manifests for applications.

3 years ago

Elon Musk, Twitter, and the Weaponization of Open Source

When I first sat down to write about this topic this week, my first instinct was for the entire intro to just say something along the lines of “Ugh, can we just NOT?” and then skip right into the weekly news summary.

3 years ago

5 Tips for Starting Your Organization with Multiple AWS Accounts

They say the more the merrier – and that holds true for accounts on AWS. While most companies starting out on AWS start with a single account, AWS recommends creating multiple accounts as a form of best practice when workloads and infrastructure become more complex.

3 years ago

Nitric, a Cloud Portability Framework for Code

Rak Siva Rak is an engineer on team Nitric with a passion for the cloud native movement and improving development experiences. He has 15 years of experience in the software industry, with his most recent role as the head of engineering for a leading FinTech company.

3 years ago

An Introduction to JSON

JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation. It is a data format interchange, which is a fancy means of saying it’s a way of storing and transferring data. It has become widely deployed for quite a large number of use cases.

3 years ago

Scientists Look to Control Quantum State Without Measuring It

Building practical quantum devices are a major challenge, as quantum systems by their very nature are unpredictable and difficult to control, because objects in quantum systems are considered both particles and waves, unlike in classical systems.

3 years ago

Why Atlassian Failed So Hard

On April 4, Atlassian’s web services went down for about 400 customers or from 50,000 to 400,000 users. So far, so what, web and cloud services go down all the time. It’s never any fun, but it happens. But this time, Atlassian‘s woes kept going and going.

3 years ago

Understanding Kubernetes Resource Types

StormForge sponsored this post. Note: This is the first of a five-part series covering Kubernetes resource management and optimization. We start by describing Kubernetes resource types.

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Comical Coder Envisions the Worst Programming Language Ever

Tutorial: Git an Arduino IDE Workflow

Get Started with the Helm Kubernetes Package Manager

Elon Musk, Twitter, and the Weaponization of Open Source

5 Tips for Starting Your Organization with Multiple AWS Accounts

Nitric, a Cloud Portability Framework for Code

An Introduction to JSON

Scientists Look to Control Quantum State Without Measuring It

Why Atlassian Failed So Hard

Understanding Kubernetes Resource Types

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