A former government developer and attorney analyzes outdated federal IT workflows and advocates for adopting modern, open-source practices and updating laws.
Explains the role of a Government Evangelist at GitHub, focusing on helping government agencies adopt open source software and practices.
A developer explores integrating RequireJS and ES6 modules with AngularJS, comparing approaches and sharing resources for modern JavaScript workflows.
A developer shares a tip about a minor bug in Visual Studio Online's Git integration with Team Explorer and provides a workaround.
An analysis of why image hosting websites struggle to remain profitable without sacrificing quality and user experience, using Imgur as a case study.
A blogger shares their personal recommendations for the best Python IDEs, including Sublime Text and PyCharm, based on their experience.
A TechEd presenter shares analytics and configuration details from an Azure API Management competition, including usage metrics and rate-limiting policies.
A guide for government attorneys on open source software licensing, covering common licenses, legal issues, and best practices for agency participation.
Explains why government contractors should adopt open source software for cost savings, best practices, and competitive advantage.
A developer's reflection on lighting a workspace leads to a discussion on online harassment in tech and the importance of supporting diverse voices.
Explores the critical importance of URLs for collaboration, institutional knowledge, and transparency, especially in tech and government contexts.
A personal recap of JSConf EU 2014, highlighting key talks on ServiceWorkers, community building, and JavaScript for IoT.
A developer's comparison of Java template engines, focusing on Mustache and Handlebars implementations for web views and email templates.
A developer's summary of their contributions to the Rust programming language during the IDA Summer of Code 2014, focusing on documentation and code fixes.
A guide to providing constructive and respectful feedback during code reviews, using examples from Linus Torvalds and a more positive approach.
The author argues that all websites should use HTTPS by default to protect user privacy and security, making HTTP unethical.
An introduction to Naive Bayes classifiers, focusing on their theory and application in text classification tasks like spam filtering.
Explores Naive Bayes classifiers for text classification, covering theory and applications like spam filtering and song lyric analysis.
Developer announces joining the Xamarin team to work on Xamarin.Forms, focusing on cross-platform mobile development with C#.
A tutorial on setting up Composer and PHPUnit as global commands in the Windows command shell for easier PHP development.
