The Reactathon event was held this week. One of the highlights was Shawn Swyx Wang's presentation that we’re in the third age of JavaScript.

Alexander J. Hartemink is a Professor of Computer Science and Biology at Duke University, with research interests in computational regulatory genomics and machine learning.

True believers really can bring about resurrections, it seems

It’s an optimistic story: sometimes it’s easy to do something that initially seemed hard and knowledge-intensive, and everything just works

It’s been over 3 years since I published my most successful blog post about the abject horror of templated yaml and in many ways, I feel the same way now

Five Trans-Neptunian Objects to Join Character Set By Deborah Anderson, Chair of Unicode Script Ad Hoc Committee In January 2022, th...

PEOPLE LIKE to think about the distinction between RISC and CISC processors as being about some specific set of features or some magical limit on number of instructions or transistors. Let us get…

Mozilla Firefox 100 is a significant release, marking 17 years of development, and all the exciting feature additions over the years.

John Palowitch and Anton Tsitsulin, Research Scientists, Google Research, Graph Mining team Graphs are very common representations of na...

Jetpack Compose is the modern UI-tooling from Google. It’s first stable release was in July 2021 and so far, many Kotlin developers are…

May is National Inventors Month. This got me thinking about one of my all-time favorite ideas related to invention and prototyping. I tell the story in my latest book, Tips and Tales from the Works…

Now that the world has standardized on Kubernetes as the cloud-native control plane, the next phase of innovation will be on the data plane.

This article outlines the different hybrid/multicloud approaches and the different kinds of workloads across clouds and data center environments.

With the release of Kubernetes 1.24, Kubernetes is adopting the Sigstore free software signing service for signing artifacts and verifying signatures.

At the IEEE SA our global community is developing accessible and sustainable approaches & solutions for practical application of AIS principles.

Using zone files for managing the Domain Name System (DNS) zone data is the most basic and flexible way to manage the authoritative DNS data. In this post, we will describe how the Git version control system can be used to store zone file history and protect against errors.

Guest Post: Learn how the Git version control system can be used to store DNS zone files' history and protect against errors.

If you are working in the IoT ecosystem, chances are that you may have heard of mDNS and/or DNS-SD. Want to understand these concepts? Read on!

Apple's DNS Long-Lived Queries protocol (Internet-Draft, 2019)