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Years before I created MultiCloudJ, an open-source Java SDK for multi-cloud development, I spent a long apprenticeship submitting patches to projects I didn’t own.
My first patch to a major open-source database took a few days to design and several weeks to merge. Three maintainers reviewed it. Two asked me to rethink the approach to play safer with existing deploymen...
Secure Code Warrior announced it has signed a collaboration agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS), and has launched new interactive, hands-on training modules now available within the Secure Code Warrior platform.
The new modules enable developers and engineers to build Secure by...
Open source solutions provider Red Hat today announced a significant expansion of its developer portfolio, with the general availability of Red Hat Desktop and major enhancements to the Red Hat Advanced Developer Suite.
The announcement, made at the Red Hat Summit in Atlanta, addresses the disconnect between experimental local coding and deployment. By unifying the dev...
As enterprises scramble to integrate autonomous AI agents into their core business processes, a new economic reality is setting in. While frontier models accessible by cloud APIs offer the fastest path to innovation, they are simultaneously creating what experts call the Agentic Paradox: where the cost of success threatens to bankrupt the very innovation it fuels. Open ...
I’ve been working with Docker for over a decade. I containerized my first production service when Docker Compose was still Fig. Back then, people debated if containers would replace VMs. Time settled that argument. Containers won. But something interesting happened along the way: Docker stopped being just a container company.
If you’ve been heads-down in code, you migh...