DevOps has taken over the world, and more and more companies are starting to adopt the DevOps culture in their process. However, DevOps is not just about the tools; it’s about the process and culture towards building and deploying software applications. Read more

In this article, we'll discuss whether developers should be apprehensive about the concern file or not, and why many have negative perceptions regarding the concern file. Read more

Whether you've just picked up Python or are a programmer who wants to keep up with everything around Python, here is a list of developers, blogs, resources, podcasts, etc., that will help you on your journey. Read more

Depending on different backgrounds and requirements, we have categorized the top frameworks into three categories – frontend, backend, and testing frameworks. If you are thinking of building a new application from scratch or getting started with a Javascript framework, this post should help you make an informed decision about where to start. Read more

Scout APM raises $8M for expansion efforts into the exception monitoring space by acquiring ExceptionTrap. Read more

Based on Stack Overflow trends in the last 10 years, two of the most popular server-side languages are Python and PHP. But given how popular both are, which one should you go with? Read more

After the announcement of Ruby support on AWS, AWS Lambda opened the door for various kinds of innovative development. Now it's your turn to create a Ruby function using AWS lambda and better your experience with both. Read more

This exhaustive list is full of current developers, up-to-date blogs, resources, and ongoing podcasts that will help you along your Ruby journey. Read more

To put it simply, monitoring is for notifying you when something goes wrong in your application, and observability is to help you understand why that is. Read along, as we dive deeper to get a better understanding of the two and help you identify the right one for your use case! Read more

Docker is a software platform that lets you develop, build, ship, manage and run containerized applications. Containers, as a technology, have existed long before Docker, but Docker is what has made them ever so popular – and more importantly, approachable. Read more