Eugene Ivantsov02/01/13
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Here's a short video demonstrating how you can create a simple Python app, deploy it to Openshift and update the application directly from Codenvy.
Jim Bird01/31/13
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Technical debt is a fact of life for anyone working in software development: work that needs to be done to make the system cleaner and simpler and cheaper to run over the long term, but that the business doesn't know about or doesn't see as a priority.
Gunnar Peipman01/31/13
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NLog on is popular logging component for .NET applications. I am using it in one project where I built multi-threaded server that is running similar threads with different configuration.
Luigi Viggiano01/31/13
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I started to get this error “Write failed: Broken pipe” when I was leaving the terminal alone. Since plumbers are still expensive, despite the crisis, I decided to fix the pipe by myself.
Martin Fowler01/31/13
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The Retrospective Prime Directive is an important part of retrospective practice, and has been in integral part of retrospective thinking since Norm Kerth first launched the practice.
Eric Gregory01/30/13
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This week we're talking to Willie Wheeler, Principal Applications Engineer with Expedia and author of Spring in Practice. Willie touches on the future of DevOps -- and using Minecraft for education.
Carlos Sanchez01/30/13
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There are several steps depending on how much involved the tests are, what parts are tested and, of course, how long it takes to run the tests.
Kasia Gogolek01/30/13
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A while ago I decided to dedicate an hour a day to my personal development time. There’s always been projects I had “in a pipeline” but they never finished, and work was always conveniently “getting in the way.”
Mikhail Vladimirov01/30/13
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Let me announce the first full-featured release of ultralog - a logging framework for high performance applications written in Java.
Cloud Hosting01/29/13
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Cloudways helps you deploy, self-manage or get managed cloud hosting for 100+ Open Source Applications on Top Cloud Hosting Providers so you can completely focus on your business rather than system administration.
Col Wilson01/29/13
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I'm just about to write a couple of posts on Stackless Python and theNagare Micro Framework which runs on it. So I've been installing Stackless on my Ubuntu 12.04. Here are some nice copy and paste instructions if you want to play along.
Mikko Ohtamaa01/29/13
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PythonTidy is a utility to reformat Python source code according to Python PEP-8 style guide. It cleans up your source code and makes it adhere the community recommended practices.
Jessica Thornsby01/29/13
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Properties are a powerful and useful feature of Apache Subversion, but they can be easily overlooked. If you’re regularly using properties in your project, it’s a good idea to configure Subversion to add properties to new files automatically.
Edmund Kirwan01/28/13
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Many have written articles about encapsulation throughout the computing ages, but which articles are the most influential? Which encapsulate encapsulation?
Mark Needham01/28/13
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I’ve been working at uSwitch for about two months now and for the majority of that time have been working on an A/B test we were running to try and make it easier for users to go through the energy comparison process.
Brian O' Neill01/28/13
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Conway's law suggests that designs are constrained by organizational communication structures. I've seen that law manifest itself over and over again and I'd assert that it is impossible to develop a cohesive software platform unless the proper collaborative dynamics exist.
Vijay Narayanan01/28/13
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Managing delivery risk is one of the key risks with pursuing systematic reuse. How can your teams mitigate that risk yet make progress on the reuse front?
Matt Watson01/27/13
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So what does DevOps mean exactly? What is the Ops in DevOps? Operations can mean a lot of things and even different things to different people.
Alex Holmes01/27/13
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Pipelines let you chain together multiple commands to manipulate data flows. Pipes are not only useful as a data filtering mechanism, but when combined with tools such as cut, awk and sed can also be used for projections and transformations.
Dan Pritchett01/26/13
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There are a lot of very good conversations going on about the challenges with cloud computing. Storage is just beginning to mature in the cloud and there are many interesting issues around privacy, SOX, and PCI compliance.
Brian Swan01/26/13
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Recently I helped a co-worker with getting Rails, Nginx, and Unicorn up and running in a Linux VM, using Capistrano to deploy the Rails application from the development box.
Zac Gery01/25/13
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In the current age of software development the phrase "technical debt" has become part of the common vocabulary.
Carlos Sanchez01/25/13
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This definitely applies to Puppet code, you have Puppet classes to encapsulate functionality, and modules that group classes together for reuse and redistribution.
Alex Soto01/25/13
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In Continuous Delivery, each build is potentially shippable. This implies a lot of things.
