How Indie Devs and Small Teams Can Win in a Tech Downturn - The New Stack

In which Rich nails Clearleft’s superpower: “Clearleft is a relatively small team, but we can achieve big results because we are nimble and extremely experienced. As strategic design partners, we have a privileged position where we can work around a large company’s politics,” R … | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 28 days ago

Nothing Janky About This New Programming Language

With programming languages among the top interests of TNS readers, we are constantly on the lookout for new languages that could have a potential impact on developers. Jeaye Wilkerson’s jank is a dialect of Clojure that he says can be used anywhere C++ and Lua are used. It is a g … | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 1 month ago

From C++ to Clojure: New Language Promises Best of Both

When Jeaye Wilkerson started working on creating a new programming language about a decade ago, he sought to build a general-purpose programming language that embraced the interactive, value-oriented nature of Clojure as well as the desire for native compilation and minimal runti … | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 1 month ago

Developers Rail Against JavaScript ‘Merchants of Complexity’ - The New Stack

Perhaps the tide is finally turning against complex web frameworks. adactio.com/links/21375 | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 6 months ago

How To Reduce Cloud Waste

For most applications today, saying you host them in your own data center will be like saying you generate your own electricity. Why pay all that capex to provision enough hardware to cover your peak loads, which may only happen once a year, and then spend the opex to power and c … | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 8 months ago

Pivoting From React to Native DOM APIs: A Real World Example - The New Stack

One dev team made the shift from React’s “overwhelming VDOM” to modern DOM APIs. They immediately saw speed and interaction improvements. Yay! But: …finding developers who know vanilla JavaScript and not just the frameworks was an “unexpected difficulty.” Boo! Also, if you ha … | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 8 months ago

Best Practices for Working with Large Language Models. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 10 months ago

SUSE Upgrades Its Rancher Kubernetes Management Family

The new features are designed to empower platform engineering teams to offer developers self-service capabilities alongside bolstered support for AI workloads.  | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 11 months ago

With YAMLScript, YAML Becomes a Proper Programming Language

Does YAML data need to be programmed? Many think so, including one of the creators of YAML itself. Ingy döt Net, has started a project to bringing scripting capabilities to the data serialization language, in a project called YAMLScript. Ingy döt Net is also working on another pr … | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 1 year ago

50 years later, David Cassel revisits a 1974 magazine’s predictions for 2024

"a glimpse of a future that never was" # | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 1 year ago

A roundup of how developers are deploying OpenAI's GPT-4 for programming, plus The New Stack checks in with ChatGPT for its advice. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 1 year ago

All About E: The Language That Infiltrated JavaScript

JavaScript owes part of its development to a retired open source language with a small community, called E. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Calms Is DevOps for Cloud Engineering

DevOpsDays's Matty Stratton offers how to apply the DevOps principles of CALMS to emerging practice of cloud engineering. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

DevOps Burnout? Try Platform Engineering

Internal developer platforms might be part of the solution by reducing repetitive and manual work and cognitive load. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Third Room demos sandboxed WASM scripting

The creators of Matrix, an open source chat network, have jumped into the metaverse with Third Room — a web-based client with a UGC editor. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

What We Learned from Enabling Developer Self-Service

Let’s simplify the developer experience and scale DevOps workflows without compromising the security of multi-Kubernetes environments. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Facing Technology's Limits at Albuquerque's Balloon Fiesta

For half a century, hot-air balloon pilots have been confronting the limits of what their technology can't do, while wildly enjoying what it can at the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Reduce CO2 Emissions and Cost by Increasing Software Efficiency

By adopting more efficient technologies, IT decision-makers can do the right thing for their businesses and the planet. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

New stateful serverless stack just dropped

Architecting an app for scale from the start used to mean choosing between starting fast vs. scaling fast later. The the CAKE stack lets you start with a configuration that will meet your needs for the long term. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Factors to Weigh When Building Authorization Architecture

A product-creation journey always requires new thinking about a permissions strategy. Here are some of the new requirements you will encounter. #cybersecurity #cloudnative | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

5 Years of Postgres on Kubernetes

Building a highly available, self-healing Postgres cluster is hard. You have to think about things like backups, load balancing across databases, metrics, database hosts changing, storage and correctly sizing all of these services. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

JWST: Day 2 Operations of the Most Expensive SRE Project

How will NASA's engineers ensure the reliability of its powerful telescope as it journeys through space? Robert Barron, SRE architect at IBM, offers insight. #JWST @SREs #NASA | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Rust in the Linux Kernel

Why it's all happening for the Rust programming language, how it made it into the Linux kernel, and where it will go from here. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

An Apache Cassandra Breakthrough: Acid Transactions at Scale

An extraordinary computer science breakthrough called Accord is bringing globally available, general-purpose ACID transactions to the next Cassandra release | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Intel CEO Sheds Light on Emerging Software Strategy

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has established a coherent strategy to generate meaningful revenue through software and services. He recently shared his plans to make Intel a software player at major chips conference. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Why Traditional Logging and Observability Waste Developer Time

The ability to jump directly to a specific line of code that caused an error, without restarting, redeploying or adding more code, is where the magic happens in shift-left observability. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Citrix Has Gone Private. Here’s What It Means for DevOps

Abhilash Verma, new head of the company's app delivery and security product portfolio, NetScaler, tells what's in store for scaling, data insights and more. #security #DevOpstools #data #Citrix #NetScaler | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Deterministic Databases and the Future of Data Sharing

Database and blockchain research are being combined to produce a revolutionary business data-sharing platform. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Lyft's Tips for Avoiding (Software) Crashes

Lyft reduced crashes in its mobile apps by up to 50% in some categories by optimizing the data persistence layer. Here's how. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Why Jump from the Safety of a Big Tech Job into Risky Web3?

A long-time Amazon engineering leader made the jump to Web3 at the end of 2020, and tells us why others should consider taking that risk too. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Kubernetes Has a ‘Windows Running as Root’ Problem

A new security issue has been discovered in Kubernetes that could allow Windows workloads to run as ContainerAdministrator even when those workloads set the runAsNonRoot option to true. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

What’s Stopping WebAssembly from Widespread Adoption

Wasm is supposed to be a game changer for cloud native computing. But confusion over use cases and debates over standards are slowing things down. #WebAssembly #Wasm | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

The Rise of Cloud Development and the End of Localhost

Developers are moving their entire workflow to the cloud, argues Shawn Wang. He claims we're just ten years away from the end of localhost. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

The Unlikely Journey of GraphQL

GraphQL will become the operational database counterpart, built for cloud native environments operating with microservices, where the need for simple, quick answers requires complexity that is buried under the hood. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Uber Hack: It’s the Simple Things That Kill Your Security

Regarding its recent hack, Uber blamed the Lapsus$ hacking group for its security fiasco. Lapsus$ had also breached Microsoft, Cisco, Samsung, Nvidia, and Okta, among others..  | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Why Cloud IDEs Are Shifting to a Platform-as-a-Service Model

The value in Cloud IDEs will shift to the compute and infrastructure layers, says Codeanywhere co-founder, making them more like a PaaS. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

DevOps Is Dead. Long Live Platform Engineering

Platforms provide golden paths, with recommended tools and best security practices built in, reducing cognitive load while preserving developer freedom. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Does the GitOps Emperor Have No Clothes?

We like to think the git config repository is equivalent to how things change, but in reality, there is a gap between these static definitions and what actually happens. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Is a Rust Rewrite Worth It?

There are lots of captivating stories about why teams considered Rust rewrites, the path they took and how it ultimately worked out for them. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

How Good Is Your Code Review Process?

You can build a code review process that drives efficiency rather than degrades it, but you’ll need to be intentional. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Taming the CNCF Landscape with Kubefirst

Kubefirst, a fully automated open source application and infrastructure management GitOps platform, can help you get started with Kubernetes. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

With Additional Funding, Deno Sets Out to Challenge Node.js

Deno has been struggling to compete with the Node.js powerhouse. Additional funding and using-facing initiatives such as Deno Deploy should help this JavaScript runtime find its audience now. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

It’s Time to Normalize Cyberattack Data

A coalition of cybersecurity leaders launched an open source effort, known as the Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF) project, to break down data silos that impede security teams. The project will create a standard that will help organizations detect, investigate and stop … | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Redwood: A JavaScript Framework Designed for Startups

Does JavaScript need another framework? A founder of Redwood explains how their framework helps applications grow with startups. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

We Built an Open Source ML Model Registry with Git

But there are challenges to adopting a machine learning model registry. We found that to address those challenges, a model registry with a GitOps-based approach was needed. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Engineering Management During Wartime

What does incident management during the war in Ukraine teach us about contingency planning, engineering leadership and DevOps in crisis? | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

Shaving 40% Off Google’s B-Tree Implementation with Go Generics

Using Go generics, how ScyllaDB achieved a 40% performance gain in an already well-optimized package, the Google B-Tree implementation. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago

HTML Priority Hints Help Etsy Ace Google Core Web Vitals

A simple HTML attribute that tells the browser which assets to load first, called called Priority Hints, has improved the load time of the largest images on Etsy’s product listing pages by 4%. | Continue reading


@thenewstack.io | 2 years ago