Julia Schmidt
Kong Gateway swings to hit 1.4
The team behind microservice abstraction layer Kong Gateway has released version 1.4 of their project, offering admins more […]
CNCF Serverless WG gets CloudEvents into incubator, approves 1.0 release
CloudEvents, a specification for describing event data developed by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s Serverless working group, was […]
Build an app, but make it pretty – Android devs get new UI toolset
The team behind Android app building library suite Jetpack has used Android Dev Summit to introduce developers to […]
Netflix puts its own spin on notebooks and makes it Scala
Netflix’s Personalization Infrastructure team has open sourced its experimental Polynote notebook in a bid to bring reproducibility and […]
Qt 3D apparently is here to stay (and improve)
Users of Qt 3D might fear their favourite tool is set to disappear, now that Qt Quick 3D […]
HashiCorp sends Nomad 0.10 on its way
Version 0.10 of workload orchestrator Nomad is finally generally available. HashiCorp co-founder Mitchell Hashimoto used the keynote at HashiConf […]
Docker Hub tries two-factor authentication
Container image library Docker Hub has been updated and now includes a beta version of two-factor authentication. The […]
Netflix’s shares Mantis to get to the bottom of system downtime
One of the tech teams behind video streaming service Netflix has open sourced a platform for building stream […]
Atlassian updates Jira Enterprise releases for better performance
Atlassian has pushed out Jira Software 8.5 and Jira Service Desk 4.5 Enterprise releases for Server and Data […]
OpenShift 4.2 tries getting into devs’ good graces
Red Hat’s enterprise Kubernetes platform OpenShift has been released in version 4.2 – and this time, the focus […]