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You may have seen some hype around WebAssembly, or Wasm, as it’s often called. It’s a relatively new technology that allows you to compile application code written in languages like Rust, C, C++, Javascript, and Golang to byte code, then run it inside a sandboxed environment.
Microsoft Ignite has wrapped up for another year! This time the event was hybrid with both in-person and virtual sessions. Let’s take a moment to explore some of the biggest Azure Infrastructure announcements Microsoft made this year.
During development you may sometimes notice you run a lot of commands to set up, build, test, and manage your project. Sometimes, these end up requiring several steps, or you have trouble remembering the exact command. One way to manage this is to set up aliases in your shell configuration.
Wix is a cloud-based development site for making HTML 5 websites and mobile sites with drag-and-drop tools.
I confess: Although I don’t believe in Bigfoot or Nessie, and do believe the moon landings happened, I am convinced that despite the current orthodoxies, 10x engineers very much exist and are a major positive force for the industry, and potentially your organization.
Kubernetes is the hottest trend in software delivery, and it’s only picking up steam as more people find out about it. Kubernetes has many benefits and is extremely powerful, but with great power comes great respon… difficulty in monitoring.
These days, developer experience (DX) is a term used frequently but is often misunderstood. The truth is that a poor developer setup can negatively affect the time to market of your digital services.
Want to become a backend developer? Not surprising. Backend developers enjoy an average base salary of $95k per year, not to mention comprehensive benefits. And best of all? You no longer need a four-year degree to learn backend development.
While containers help developers rapidly build and run cross-platform applications, creating error-free apps remains a constant challenge. And while it’s not always obvious how container errors occur, this mystery is even harder for newer developers to unravel.
The web is supposed to be a platform where multiple implementations deliver the same standards: there’s a new emphasis on having browsers actually deliver that interoperability.
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