Software Engineering Archives - Page 6 of 29

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Developer Research Deep Dive: Let’s Build Faster Together

We like hearing feedback, and you’re not shy about giving it to us. Excellent! Each day, you reach us through our Twitter account, Innovator’s Program forums, and even when we…

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Visual Studio Code February 2023

February 2023 (version 1.76) Downloads: Windows: User System Arm64 | Mac: Universal Intel silicon | Linux: deb rpm tarball Arm snap Welcome to the February 2023 release of Visual Studio…

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How To Reduce Costs Via Dense Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Cluster Packing

Greetings everyone! Today we would like to share our experience using Google Kubernetes Engine to manage our Kubernetes clusters. We’ve been using it for the latest three years in production…

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Software Engineering

How To Say “Hello World” In 23 Programming Languages

In the world of programming, “Hello World” is often the first program developers write when they start learning a new language. This simple program outputs the phrase “Hello, World!” to…

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Manage OpenStack Using Terraform And Gitlab

Follow this tutorial to see how using GitLab can further enhance collaboration in your OpenStack cluster. One virtue of GitOps is Infrastructure as Code. It encourages collaboration by using a shared configuration…

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3 min

Are Your CICD And DevOps Tools Really Helping Developers?

If you are responsible for your team’s CICD and DevOps tools, have you ever asked yourself if the tools you built are really making developers’ lives easier? Or are they…

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Software Engineering

Project Valhalla: A Look Inside Java’s Epic Refactor

Valhalla is nothing short of a Java language overhaul, promising to correct longstanding performance issues. Here’s a first look at what’s coming, starting with the new value classes and primitive…

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Software Engineering

10 Universal Steps For Open Source Code Review

Code review doesn’t have to be scary when you follow this universal process. Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you needed to do a code review but…

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6 Kubernetes Cost Control Strategies You Need In Place For 2023

Organizations have moved increasingly to the cloud, adopting containers and Kubernetes to change their infrastructure and take advantage of these cloud native technologies. Kubernetes itself is complex, requiring new skills…

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Software Engineering

Developer Research Deep Dive: Let’s Build Faster Together

Visual Studio Code February 2023

How To Reduce Costs Via Dense Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Cluster Packing

How To Say “Hello World” In 23 Programming Languages

Manage OpenStack Using Terraform And Gitlab

Are Your CICD And DevOps Tools Really Helping Developers?

Project Valhalla: A Look Inside Java’s Epic Refactor

10 Universal Steps For Open Source Code Review

6 Kubernetes Cost Control Strategies You Need In Place For 2023

A Father’s Day Gift for Every Pop and Papa

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By the numbers: Use AI to fill the IT skills gap

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Apple Intelligence gets even more powerful with new capabilities across Apple devices

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FinOps X 2025: IT cost management evolves for AI, cloud

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