Move fast, and test, test, test things
Mark Zuckerberg famously advised people to move fast and break things. It sounds good on paper, until you […]
Linux Foundation draws up plans for GraphQL
GraphQL has gotten its own foundation, under the auspices of the Linux Foundation, eight years after it was […]
Running Chef Server on your IBM mainframe? Not for long…
Chef Software is pulling server support for IBM Linux on Z and Power Systems, giving customers until May […]
Subversion dishes up experiments in first release under new schedule
Version control tool Apache Subversion is now available in v1.11, which should improve tree conflict resolution, allow the […]
GitHub promises better reporting, tries chaos engineering in wake of 24 hour outage
GitHub will junk its traffic light status system and invest in “chaos engineering tooling” to ensure there is […]
IBM is coming for Red Hat developers…sometime in 2019
If you’re a Red Hat developer, your ears must have been burning earlier today. That’s because IBM CEO […]
Red Hat turns Blue after IBM tables $34bn takeover offer
IBM has splashed out $34bn to take over Red Hat, in a deal with massive implications for software […]
Microsoft finally pulls GitHub as $7.5bn deal completed
Microsoft has completed its $7.5bn acquisition of GitHub, meaning next time the code management platform has a wobble, […]
Further AWS Lambda execution time extensions in the pipeline
AWS is examining further extending the execution timeout on its Lambda service, on the assumption that companies will […]
Mesosphere plots to bring order to hybrid cloud, machine learning
Mesosphere shot a slew of new products into orbit today, hitting a brace of buzzwords on the way […]