Matt Asay

Many companies realize they need developers to build with them, but they aren’t sure how. Here are some do’s (and don’ts) from one of the industry’s top DevRel professionals.

Commentary:  For years we’ve tried tackling security at the company or organizational level. The new Alpha-Omega Project seems to be taking a true industry-wide approach, and that’s promising.

Linux users can be a finicky lot, so what compels them to settle on a particular distribution?

Hard science is becoming easier thanks to high-performance computing in the cloud.

Commentary: Sometimes your efforts to reduce costs can end up costing you more in the long run.

Commentary: It’s convenient to assume multicloud will solve your application resilience woes. Convenient, but wrong. Here’s why.

Commentary: The house always wins in gambling, and the house is getting even tougher through machine learning.

Commentary: Intel has fallen behind in key markets, but CEO Gelsinger plans to spend very, very big to change that.

Commentary: Cloud adoption seems to have hit overdrive, but actual enterprise adoption will take a lot longer, according to Goldman Sachs.

Commentary: Cars have become computers on wheels, so why aren’t we paying software engineers enough to ensure they’re great “computers”?

Commentary: DuckDuckGo is small by Google’s standards, but the company is proving it’s very possible to make a lot of money with just a bit more privacy.

Commentary: Kubernetes isn’t going to magically make your applications portable, but it just might give you something even better.