What’s that behind you? Python – and it’s everywhere, say TIOBE
Python was the fastest growing progamming language of 2018, according to one tracking service that reckoned it seized […]
Yes, we know containers are insecure. No, we won’t stop deploying them…
Almost half of organizations running containers in production know they contain security vulnerabilities, and almost as many simply […]
Pirate Party MEP serves up €1m Brussels-backed bug program for open source
The European Union is ponying up close to €1m under a bug bounty programme spanning a range of […]
Team Ruby buffs up JIT gem
Ruby’s high-water mark may be long past, but fans keep building and have now released version 2.6.0. Previewed in […]
Surviving Blockchain’s Cambrian explosion inside Hyperledger’s big temple
Eyebrows were raised when the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance and Linux Foundation’s Hyperledger become associate members of each other’s […]
OpenStack Swift object store makes it a double for AWS S3
OpenStack’s Swift object store has been updated for the second time this year for Amazon’s S3. Version 2.20.0 […]
What’s the point: Serverless Framework update, Clojure refresh
Serverless Framework has hit v1.35, with two new features, and five bug fixes the firm behind it announced. […]
Want less IBM with that? IBM Cloud and Blockchains get cosy with rivals
IBM will embrace customers’ multi-node clouds and blockchains with changes to its virtual cloud stack in early 2019. […]
GitHub greenlights revamped status page, after red (faced) October
GitHub has hit the green button on a new status page, just over a month after a catastrophic […]
GitLab offers hackers up to $12,000 in bug bounty programme
GitLab has gone public with details of its bug bounty programme, having doled out $200,000 over the last […]