Ruby 2.7 raises pattern matching to the next level
The team behind the programming language Ruby followed its tradition of around-Christmas-releases and gifted its community Ruby 2.7 […]
2019: That’s all folks…
It’s that time of year, and the Devclass team will be taking a short break. However you’re spending […]
GitLab unwraps security, AWS integration in (final?) release of 2019
GitLab has put security front and centre in what should be this year’s last release of its Dev/Sec/Ops/everything […]
After a year of acquisitions CloudBees looks at portfolio, says ‘it’s complicated’
CloudBees is contemplating how to overhaul its technology portfolio in 2020, after a series of acquisitions that saw […]
DataStax Luna offers support to leave Cassandra’s dark sides behind
Database vendor DataStax has started offering commercial support for open source project Apache Cassandra and released some free […]
Vim grants plugin devs a Christmas wish, adds popup support
Version 8.2 of popular text editor Vim is now available for download, fitting it with popup windows and […]
Linux Foundation takes aim at NOS segment, opens up DENT
The Linux Foundation has unwrapped an effort to develop a close to the edge network operating system with […]
Qt ships 5.14 with experimental graphics ahead of next year’s 6.0 overhaul
Qt shipped v5.14 of its eponymous C++ GUI framework yesterday, laying the groundwork for the release of v6.0 […]
Google adds new family of VMs to its Compute Engine
Google has added a new kind of virtual machine to its Compute Engine, promising reliable performance, flexible configurations, […]
Helm maintainers push Tiller overboard en route to 3.0.0
The Helm project’s maintainers have steered the Kubernetes package manager to its first stable v3.0 release – junking […]