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Two houses in my neighborhood went on the market in late spring, and one of them is already under contract.…

When working with or mentoring other developers, one problem I’ve noticed is that many developers can’t write to save their…

The term “cloud-native” gets thrown around a lot, especially by cloud providers. Not only that, but it even has its…

Docker announced today new features for Docker Enterprise Edition and Docker Desktop to port and manage apps on Kubernetes-based clouds,…

If you’re doing work in statistics, data science, or machine learning, the odds are high you’re using Python. And for…

PHP 7.3 is now available in its first alpha release, signifying the start of the release cycle for the next…

As I discussed in my article “What is Kotlin? The Java alternative explained,” Kotlin is a general purpose, open source,…

One of the leading causes of data breaches is internal negligence due to poor training, according to the Ponemon Institute. But…

One of the oldest parts of Microsoft’s modern development platform is SharePoint. The successor to its original ASP-based Site Server…

Ahead of the planned 2019 release of Swift 5, Apple has released the intermediate Swift 4.1 version and is working…

With GDPR finally on the books, I’ve been thinking a lot about the core issues of this truly global data…

Nashorn, the JavaScript engine for Java Virtual Machine, could be deprecated, having been made obsolete by newer technologies. Nashorn debuted…

When working with RESTful services that leverage the ASP.Net Core Web API, the easy availability of CPU versus the scarcity…

The word “serverless” is a beguiling buzzword if there ever was one because servers are kind of pain. All of…

If you said backlinks, well you are 100% right. Yes, of course getting backlinks to your blog or website is as…