Over the past few months, I have debated starting a new blog to discuss our ALS journey. I realized we were writing about ALS on the Data on Wheels blog, CaringBridge, Facebook, and LinkedIn. I also created videos on YouTube. Adding another blog would only clutter the message. So, I decided not to move forward.What changed? At the Walk to Defeat ALS, my wife, Sheila, created some business cards with all those links. It was cluttered. About the same time, I completed the hand off of the Data on Wheels blog to my daughter, Kristyna. She made some changes to…
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Qovery has added multiple artificial intelligence (AI) agents to its DevOps automation platform that, in addition to responding to natural language prompts and executing complex operations, also anticipates the next step in a workflow. Company CEO Romaric Philogène said the AI DevOps Copilot family of AI agents automate a range of tasks, including provisioning environments, […]
In the world of modern software development, speed is king. Teams are under constant pressure to release features, fix bugs and stay ahead of competitors. Yet, as development velocity increases, so does the risk of introducing vulnerabilities — an inconvenient truth that security teams have been sounding alarms about for years. This tension between speed and […]
Site reliability engineering (SRE) has become an emergent niche practice invented at Google to become a foundation of contemporary enterprise performance worldwide. With the continued growth of microservices, a multi-cloud infrastructure and continuous deployment pipelines adopted by organizations, the operational surface area has increased to the extent that human personnel cannot monitor and manage it in real time. The effectiveness […]
MIT researchers propose a new framework to make software clearer and safer by organizing code into “concepts” and “synchronizations” for better visibility.
It’s that time of the month again, and once again, I’m late and I’m hosting. I was traveling a lot in October and didn’t sort out hosting for this month. I have someone for Dec, and am looking for more in 2026. This will be a focus for me in December this.My apologies, and I’ll try to do better.Without further ago, …The InvitationNext week many of us are expecting to see SQL Server 2025 released to the public. The RC0 has been out for awhile and slowly we see people testing it. Even Brent has a server being monitored that’s…
Hello!We are BitterBrains, creators of the popular learning platforms Vue School, Mastering Nuxt and certificates.dev as well as the proud organizers of large online developer events like Nuxt Nation, Vue.js Nation, and Vue Forge. We also run the Official Vue.js Certification in collaboration with the creator of the framework, Evan You, and the Vue.js team.Since 2016, we’ve empowered over 160,000 developers to learn Vue.js and other web technologies, building a community of half a million developers with over a million annual users.Our mission is to continue spreading knowledge and making developers’ lives easier.We’re on the hunt for a talented full-stack…
Generic DevSecOps advice may sound good on paper, but it often fails in practice because it ignores team context, workflow, and environment-specific needs. Overloaded controls, broad policies, and misapplied tools disrupt the flow of development. And once flow breaks, security measures are the first to get bypassed. The way forward isn’t more rules but smarter ones. Prioritizing critical risks, leaning on opinionated defaults, and tailoring policies to fit the environment ensures that security sticks without slowing developers down. The payoff of this approach is consistency without chaos. Contextual, risk-based security reduces noise while increasing adoption, making it easier for teams…
This is from 2010, but I loved that people felt this way about Redgate Software. A lot of these words are things that we aim to express to each other and to customers.Ingeniously Simple was a tagline that our founders aimed for with our first products. I still remember this and challenge developers to work towards this. However, I love these words being things that stand out: calm, dependable, Gold-Standard, Excellent, Trustworthy, even Love.I have been proud to be a part of Redgate, and I want to ensure that customers not only get value from us for the money they…
The Eclipse Foundation this week revealed that Amazon Web Services (AWS) is providing funds needed to strengthen the reliability, performance and security of the infrastructure used to make the Open VSX Registry, an online marketplace for Visual Studio Code extensions. Like other AI coding tools, the Kiro tool developed by AWS relies heavily on Visual […]