Julia Schmidt
What’s new in the cloud: Grafana Metrics Enterprise, KubeEdge, Kong, Docker Enterprise and Desktop
Analytics and monitoring tool provider Grafana has updated its enterprise portfolio by adding a little something for the […]
Hello terminal! GitHub makes its way into the command line
GitHub’s efforts to bring the repo hosting platform to the terminal have culminated in version 1.0 of a […]
.NET 5.0 enters RC phase but don’t throw away your standard-conform apps just yet
It is just two more months until .NET 5.0 is scheduled to be ready for the big stage, […]
What’s that smell? OpenJDK 15 lands with hidden classes, more garbage collection
Java developers with a taste for adventure can now get their hands on the latest open source implementation […]
What’s the point: Qt, Qbs, cri-o, HashiCorp Sentinel, and a new CNCF radar
Qt 6.0 is on its way, but it’s shaping up to be different than developers were expecting. Qt […]
C++ extension for Visual Studio Code ready for prime time, hugs Arm devs
The team behind free code editor Visual Studio Code has announced the first major release of its C++ […]
Prometheus 2.21 emerges with improved service discovery
Monitoring system Prometheus 2.21 is now available for download, providing users with upgraded service discovery, some UI enhancements, […]
What’s the point: Red Hat Marketplace, JDK version control, and Visual Studio Codespaces
After keeping its business under its hat for a couple of months, the IBM acquisition and venerable open […]
That’s Progress: Chef eaten by Boston business-app-flinger, while Puppet sets up shop in Germany
Business application provider Progress has announced plans to buy infrastructure automation company Chef in an all-cash deal. For […]
Neat IDEa: KDevelop 5.6 points devs to root of their problems inline
The team behind cross-platform IDE KDevelop has pushed version 5.6 of the tool into the wild, featuring improvements […]