Julia Schmidt
Julia Schmidt is an editor for devClass and organises event content. Before that she reported on software development, organised conferences and worked as an engineer and software developer.
C++20 to be Bjarne around Christmas: Standard approved, on track for EOY release
With the technical work for C++20 completed in February, the standard has now been technically approved, meaning that formal publication can be expected to happen around the...
JetBrains fires up TeamCity 2020.2 with early adopters scheme in mind
Development tooling whiz JetBrains has kicked off the early access program for version 2020.2 of its CI/CD server TeamCity, designed to be more user friendly and introduce...
Important GitLab patch trio released; countering XSS flaws, potential AWS account takeover
GitLab has called on users to immediately upgrade their installations, dropping fixes for a range of vulnerabilities that could lead to file and information disclosure, unauthorised access,...
What’s the point: Qt, Ruby, GitLab pricing, Databricks, TabNet, Icinga, and Ambassador
Ruby creator promises major release for Christmas
Ruby creator Yukihiro “Matz” Matsumoto has informed the community around his programming language that the core...
Why not open our own Container Registry, muses GitHub as it gives orgs a...
With Docker container images being “the second most popular ecosystem” in GitHub Packages, GitHub has decided to give them their own designated registry.
GitHub...
Fresh out of the OVN: Container management project LXD 4.5 emerges, pushing virtual networks...
System container manager LXD has been pushed out in version 4.5, fitting the Canonical-sponsored project with the capability to work with OVN virtual networks, a way to...
Trust us: Rust 1.46 tries to provide stability in uncertain times
Despite changing employment circumstances of the core team and organisational shifts in the projects, programming language Rust is now available in version 1.46. Devs shouldn’t expect earth-shattering...
Worth-the-wait K8s? Kubernetes 1.19 lands, giving admins time to slow down
After a slightly prolonged development circle, the Kubernetes project has emitted version 1.19 of the system for managing containerised applications.
Admins and infrastructure folks...
Kong Enterprise goes into hybrid mode for 2.1 release
Kong has just rolled out version 2.1 of its service connectivity platform Kong Enterprise, which looks to provide better support for more complex distributed use-cases through additional...
What’s the point: Istio governance, CircleCI, Algorithmia, GraalVM, and KubeOne
The Istio project has made some changes to its governance model, giving the community more say in the admin side of things while offering heavily contributing companies...