Edge computing is poised to become a major tech trend in the future. As the global IT infrastructure transforms, developers will need need new approaches. Farah Papaioannou goes over these new patterns for the Edge and how developers can utilize Eclipse ioFog to remotely deploy secure microservices to Edge computing devices.

The DevOps movement says we’re supposed to bridge the gap between developers and production. But how do you actually do that? Arthur Schmunk is convinced that the answer is GitOps.

The beta season for Angular v8 began in mid-January and we’re eager to see the final result. The sixth beta is already here but even though Angular v8.0.0 is set for general availability around May, the team put up a warning that the plan is subject to change and a fixed schedule cannot be set.

Despite all the advantages of DevSecOps, challenges like technical debt still remain. In this article, Mike Bursell explains why this isn’t such a bad thing. After all, identifying a problem is half the battle. He also goes into the reasons why technical debt still exists, how it can be useful, and explores some basic do’s and don’ts for developers.

Serverless architectures have taken the tech world by storm! This new trend will surely have an impact on the software industry in 2019. But what exactly is serverless? And how can developers and companies leverage this new technology? These questions (and more!) will be answered by a group of experts Billie Thompson, Christian Weyer and Niko Köbler in our Serverless Webinar TOMORROW.

What could be the real unifying factor for the app platforms we have now, both mobile, desktop and web-based? Are progressive web apps new cross-platform silver bullet? In this session, Maxim Salnikov gives some interesting insights.

Have you tried automatically folding Python code in Vim? While manually folding code works well, there’s always room for improvement. Coiled Snake is a Vim plug-in for automatically folding code. Say good-bye to clutter and hello to cleaner, more compact code.

In this article, Phil Zamani, Chairman and CEO of the AERGO Foundation, and co-CEO at Blocko Inc. explains the value of blockchain technology to the average consumer. It might not be the “new internet”, but it is still just as revolutionary. See how blockchain is paving the road.

What are the benefits of serverless computing? What exactly is Knative and what features are still in development? In this interview, Evan Anderson gives an introduction to the new shiny serverless tooling based on Kubernetes. He also talks about the benefits and the downsides of serverless computing and why it is such a big topic at the moment.

Thuc Nguyen, Associate Product Manager at LogiGear, has the tips and tricks you need for better continuous testing. Find out the challenges to achieving effective strategies, key considerations, and how to overcome them. Before you know it, you and your team will streamline test automation.

Linux containers are gaining an ever stronger foothold in the IT of modern companies. For this reason, developers need a simple way of creating containerized applications. Buildah makes it easy to build containers without the need for the overhead required by Docker.

We’ve got another one to add to the impressive stack of deep learning uses. Spektral is for deep learning on graphs and uses the Keras API. While the project is still in progress, this Ph.D. worthy framework built in Python has everything you need for building graph neural networks.

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Go packages don’t have versions or dependencies. At least, not yet. With Go 1.11 and its experimental support for versioned Go modules, this is changing. Go 1.11 brings native support for versions and modules in Go as a fixed component to the Go toolchain. The modules are meant to replace community solutions such as dep or glide and create a new uniform solution. But does that really work? Jan Stamer explains.