Day: January 14, 2023

Developer DevOps

How to Manage multiple environments by using Bicep and GitHub Actions

Microsoft Developer posted this video which teaches you Deploy Bicep files to multiple Azure environments from a workflow Use reusable workflows to avoid repetition Use and secure parameters for each environment

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Interesting

Computerphile on Emulation

Computerphile explains emulation. Emulation sounds difficult, begins to look simple and then ends up being difficult after all! Dr Steve Bagley explains.

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Python

User Interface in Python and Flet | Flutter for Python

In this video is from Shift covers video Interface in Python and Flet | Flutter for Python, learn how to create user interface in python by using flet. Flet is a UI toolkit which is based on flutter. You can create beautiful, modern and fun user interfaces using flet easily in a creative way. Flet […]

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Red Hat

[Technical Product Update] What’s New: OpenShift 4.12 [Jan-2023]

The Red Hat’s Technical Product Managers review what to expect in Red Hat OpenShift 4.12

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Developer

WordPress 2023: What Industry Experts Want to See

I have a love/hate relationship with WordPress. It’s not the CMS we need, it’s the CMS we deserve. Even if a viable option sprang up tomorrow, WordPress’ ecosystem of templates, themes, and plugins took years to develop. Jamie Marsland asked his WordPress Friends: What is the one thing you would change in WordPress in 2023? […]

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AWS Containers

AWS App Runner – AWS Secrets Manager Integration

This video is from Containers from the Couch learn about the newly supported feature of AWS Secrets Manager in AWS App Runner with Nilesh Singh and Hari Ohm Rajagopal.

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Developer

System Design for Beginners Course

This course from freeCodeCamp.org is a detailed introduction to system design for software developers and engineers. Building large-scale distributed systems like Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Twitter requires an in-depth understanding of computer science principles. This allows systems to handle millions of users concurrently despite hardware failures. We discuss the fundamental concepts of system design in […]

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