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When the Open Source Definition isn't applied to cloud-distributed software, and the General Public License allows cloud companies to grow rich without contributing much, everyone loses. |
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Teams that follow observability standards, use monitoring tools, and foster a culture of collaboration can more quickly discover the root cause of system outages and performance issues. |
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The best map data and the most advanced mapping features have been proprietary. The Overture Maps Foundation aims to change that. |
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Cloud-based development has many advantages but some big downsides, too. Here are 10 reasons to think twice before developing, testing, or deploying your apps in the cloud. |
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VitePress is based on Vue and Vite and ships with a default theme designed for technical documentation. |
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JDK 22 adds 10 new root CA certificates, a new asymmetric key interface, and a -XshowSettings option for displaying security settings. |
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Nutanix claims that Tessell's new products are built using Nutanix’s source code and other resources. |
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A dirty little secret in the cloud world is that container workloads have a higher total cost of ownership than they should. |
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Microsoft continues to evolve its Azure Kubernetes Service. Kubernetes co-creator Brendan Burns tells us where it’s going next. |
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Support for C-string literals makes it easier to write code that interoperates with foreign language interfaces requiring null-terminated strings. |
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Currently experimental .NET Smart Components for Blazor, MVC, and Razor Pages bring Azure OpenAI intelligence to forms, menus, and text areas in apps. |
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Understand the pitfalls of using enumeration types in the domain layer of your .NET applications and the advantages of using record types instead. |
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Ktor will never require the use of a DI framework or include a DI framework as part of its design, JetBrains said. |
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Code scanning autofix pairs GitHub’s CodeQL code scanner with GitHub Copilot APIs to generate fix suggestions for discovered vulnerabilities. |
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Most organizations use AI/ML-powered tools to assist in security scanning and remediation, but only a third use them to write code, JFrog reports. |