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2024-09-06

  The creator of Jenkins discusses CI/CD and balancing business with open source

You can learn more about Kohsuke on his website.You can read more about Jenkins here.You can read more about Cloudbees here.Shout to Mossmyr for contributing a question that's now part of our CI/CD Collective:  Is there a way to call a Jenkins Shared L...
  Stack Overflow author
2024-09-03

  At scale, anything that could fail definitely will

Pradeep talks about building at global scale and preparing for inevitable system failures. He talks about extra layers of security, including viewing your own VMs as untrustworthy. And he lays out where he thinks the world of cloud computing is headed ...
  Stack Overflow author
2024-08-30

  Mobile Observability: monitoring performance through cracked screens, old batteries, and crappy Wi-Fi

You can learn more about Austin on LinkedIn and check out a blog he wrote on building the SDK for Open Telemetry here.You can find Austin at the CNCF Slack community, in the OTel SIG channel, or the client-side SIG channels. The calendar is public on o...
  Stack Overflow author
2024-08-27

  Where does Postgres fit in a world of GenAI and vector databases?

For the last two years, Postgres has been the most popular database among respondents to our Annual Developer Survey. Timescale is a startup working on an open-source PostgreSQEL stack for AI applications. You can follow the company on X and check out ...
  Stack Overflow author
2024-08-23

  From PHP to JavaScript to Kubernetes: how backend engineering evolved

You can learn more about Geshan on his website or check him out on LinkedIn.Geshan also shared the slide decks for a few of his talks on serverless and containers.Congrats to Stack Overflow user Matthew Reed for earning a populist badge with his answer...
  Stack Overflow author
2024-08-20

  Ryan Dahl explains why Deno had to evolve with version 2.0

If you’ve never seen it, check out Ryan’s classic talk, 10 Things I Regret About Node.JS, which gives a great overview of the reasons he felt compelled to create Deno.You can learn more about Ryan on Wikipedia, his website, and his Github page.To learn...
  Stack Overflow author
2024-08-16

  Battling ticket bots and untangling taxes at the frontiers of e-commerce

You can find Ilya on LinkedIn here.You can listen to Ilya talk about Commerce Components here, a system he describes as a "modern way to approach your commerce architecture without reducing it to a (false) binary choice between microservices and monoli...
  Ryan Donovan author
2024-08-13

  Scaling systems to manage the data about the data

Coalesce is a solution to transform data at scale. You can find Satish on LinkedIn. We previously spoke to Satish for a Q&A on the blog: AI is only as good as the data: Q&A with Satish Jayanthi of CoalesceWe previously covered metadata on the b...
  Stack Overflow author
2024-08-09

  How we’re making Stack Overflow more accessible

Read Dan’s blog post about the process of making Stack Overflow more accessible.We followed the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), with a few exceptions. For example, we chose to measure color contrast using the Accessible Perceptual Contrast...
  Dan Cormier, Giamir Buoncristiani, Ryan Donovan author
2024-08-06

  Unpacking the 2024 Developer Survey results

Read the blog post or dive into the results of our 2024 Developer Survey.A few highlights to get you started: most popular technologies,most admired and desired programming languages,feelings about/use of AI coding tools, andwhat we know about the glob...
  Ryan Donovan, Eira May, Erin Yepis author