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After 18 years, it’s time for me to turn the page on my Red Hat journey. When I joined, we were 1,600 strong, and it’s been an incredible experience…
After 18 years, it’s time for me to turn the page on my Red Hat journey. When I joined, we were 1,600 strong, and it’s been an incredible experience…
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Do you find IaC templates becoming more and more complex over time? Do you struggle with IaC drift? Do you need to remediate security vulnerabilities…
Do you find IaC templates becoming more and more complex over time? Do you struggle with IaC drift? Do you need to remediate security vulnerabilities…
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The Chainguard team is growing fast! 🤯🤠 We're hiring in almost all departments. Check out our careers page and join this amazing group of CVE…
The Chainguard team is growing fast! 🤯🤠 We're hiring in almost all departments. Check out our careers page and join this amazing group of CVE…
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Jenkins X
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See projectI was one of the co-founders of the Jenkins X project: an open source automated CI/CD platform for kubernetes
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Apache Camel
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See projectI created Apache Camel - the open source integration framework - and was the lead architect for a number of years
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Apache Groovy
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See projectI created the Apache Groovy programming language which has since moved to the Apache Software Foundation
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"Tomorrows Software Engineer" was a recent article in the British Computer Society, indicating trends for software engineers to consider. After the obvious (#1 cloud, #2 serverless/containerisation) comes "composable architectures"... <<Traditional software engineering thinking around application development has been focused on stability of the production software. With the business imperative for agility now prominent, the need to change is a great concern. Software engineers need to use composable thinking, treat everything as changeable and foster exploration and creation to support new business opportunities.>> Interesting to see this as #3. But maybe not surprising given initiatives like MACH in e-commerce, or the increasing libraries and catalogs of connectors. components and processes in low-code and model-driven tooling. Also interesting: this reads like a quote from a Gartner report! 😉 Link for BCS members: http://bit.ly/3zLPgAa
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Chris Howe-Jones
When people ask me if I think AI will make software developers redundant in the next few years I think about the tiny amount of code out there that is easy to understand and change over time. Given how we still struggle to write simple CRUD based applications that are easy to evolve to meet the next challenge and we are teaching AI based on this data set heavily weighted towards mediocrity I don't worry that good developers will have no work.
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