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Want to dip your toes into IoT? The Internet of Things just got a whole lot more accessible with Arduino IoT Cloud public beta! From hardware to firmware and cloud services, Arduino provides developers a user-friendly start-to-finish environment for IoT applications.

As containers have grown in popularity, so too has the understanding that we need to find solutions to keeping the code within them secure from vulnerabilities. In this article, Shiri Ivtsan gives some suggestions on how you can achieve that.

Every Monday, we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week, the beta season for Angular v8 officially begun, we launched a poll to find out what languages are on your list for 2019 and more.

Containers are the future of scalability. However, should enterprises switch to a container-based infrastructure? David Fearne goes over the advantages and disadvantages of making the change for channel organizations.

Simply adopting DevOps will not make the trick to transform your organization. In this session, Jean-Francois Landreau and Gregor Hohpe reflect on the experience of truly transforming IT inside a large organization as opposed to simply adopting DevOps.

The latest release for the smart home system, openHAB, has plenty of improvements just in time for the holidays. OpenHAB 2.4 includes two new voice options and new device integrations. See what the HABot can do and what it’s new UI looks like.

Hyperledger Global Forum is behind us but now’s the perfect time for an overview of the most important announcements, plans, and takeaways. Stay tuned for an interview with Brian Behlendorf, the Executive Director of Hyperledger!

Kubernetes has finally hit the worst milestone: their first major security flaw. This vulnerability allows any user to escalate their administrative privileges and attack any container running on the same pod. Even worse, there’s no simple way to tell if you’ve been affected.

The Christmas season has officially started! December is upon us and so is the time to have our monthly review of the most clicked news! Old but gold tutorials, Angular and Java news are all around! Let’s have a look.

Developers hate change requests. When someone changes their mind, this means fresh coding, fresh QA testing, and extra work for everybody. This is inefficient and not terribly productive if you are building the same thing multiple times. Debbie Levitt explains why this can be mostly or wholly avoided when engineering collaborates with UX.

The way we design, develop, and run applications on cloud native platforms like Kubernetes differs significantly from the traditional approach. DevOpsCon speaker Roland Huß looks at a collection of common patterns for developing cloud native applications. After this session, you will have a solid overview of how common problems can be solved when developing cloud native applications for Kubernetes.

Can we really bring microservices to QA and test automation? You’d be surprised. In this article, Maxim Chernyak explains how developers can integrate microservices into their automated testing procedures without too much trouble.

Houston, we had a data visualization problem. Now, thanks to NASA’s Open MCT, developers can take advantage of this space-age web-based mission control framework for data visualization on mobile and desktop.

Users of Zeit’s Now are in for a surprise. The new v2 release has some very different changes and additions. No upgrade is without its downsides, so let’s take a look at the good and the bad of the newly released Now v2.