Electron is a framework used to build desktop apps with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, and is based on Node.js and Chromium. You might know it from such big names as Discord, Slack, Skype, Trello and Visual Studio Code, to namedrop just a few. Electron has now started the process to join the OpenJS Foundation, the first step of which is to become an incubator project.
Did you attend DevOpsCon Munich 2019? Perhaps you were there but couldn’t physically attend all of the talks. Well we’ve got you covered. We collected some of the key takeaways from the conference and want to share them with our readers. We learned about the changing role of Ops, how soft skills are so important they’re now called core skills, what books we should read, and much more. See what went down at DevOpsCon Munich 2019.
DevOpsCon is an international phenomenon with talks and workshops from thought leaders and specialists in the field. It’s the crucible of DevOps innovation and somewhere you want to be if networking is on your agenda. The very very early bird discount for DevOpsCon Singapore ends on December 12, so why not take a look before the price goes up?
Every Monday, we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week we glimpsed the future of Kotlin, learned about a tool to use reactive programming with SQL databases and saw how AI and ML help in a smart city. Let’s take a closer look.
It’s DevOpsCon Munich right now, and speaker Debbie Levitt took some time to answer a few questions for us about the importance of UX and how it fits into the DevOps philosophy. By integrating UX into the development process, a better quality end product can be achieved.
At this year’s DevOps Conference in Munich, Julia Wester talks about the dangers of binary thinking and shows what spectrum thinking is and why we should be striving towards it in our DevOps setup. We are streaming Julia’s keynote for everyone who couldn’t make it to Munich this year.
We caught up with Rundeck Inc’s Damon Edwards at DevOpsCon Munich and spoke to him about the future of Operations and his keynote, “Incident Management in the Age of DevOps”. Watch the interview to find out what he had to say.
It’s DevOpsCon Munich right now, and speaker Tobias Kunze took some time to answer a few questions for us about controlling the chaos that can start to set in as applications federate and microservices accelerate the speed your dev team works at.
At this year’s DevOps Conference in Munich, Jaana Dogan talks about how to get your teams collaborating and trusting each other ready for production. We are streaming Jaana’s keynote for everyone who couldn’t make it to Munich this year.
It’s DevOpsCon Munich right now, and Transformation Day speaker Eveline Oehrlich took some time to answer a few questions for us about T-shaped humans and their roles and importance in a DevOps environment.
DevOpsCon 2019 has started! With a look at the DevOps status quo, program chair Sebastian Meyen opened the conference for DevOps inspiration and innovation. In the following keynote, Damon Edwards talked about the changing role of Operations and how now, either directly or indirectly, we are all a part of Operations.
At this year’s DevOps Conference in Munich, Damon Edwards talks explicitly about incident management in DevOps setups, and how things are changing. We are streaming Damon Edwards’ keynote for everyone who couldn’t make it to Munich this year.
DevOpsCon is an international phenomenon with talks and workshops from thought leaders and specialists in the field. It’s the crucible of DevOps innovation and somewhere you want to be if networking is on your agenda. The blind bird discount for DevOpsCon London ends on November 28, so buy now to get the best return on your investment!
After two release candidates and 30 releases over 36 weeks – that’s one every nine days – the final version of Quarkus 1.0 is here. Don’t feel sad though, the pace won’t slow down and they’re already talking about their plans for Quarkus 1.1! Let’s take a closer look.
