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Making “Cloud Agnostic” Easier with Apache Camel

How Camel can help with dropping the same codebase into multiple different environments.

Book Review: “Python Crash Course”, and “Python Basics: A Practical Introduction to Python 3”

A combined review of two books, for getting ramped-up on the core of Python programming.

Running WordPress on Docker: The Definitive Guide

A comprehensive guide to containerizing your WordPress website.

Using Java Modularization to Ship Zero-Dependency Native Apps

A walkthrough of using new Java tooling, to ship applications with no need for an installed Java runtime.

How to Use GitLab and GitHub Together

The Source Control Hosting Landscape GitHub has been the the most popular site for hosting open source software projects since 2008. It took the lead when SourceForge was slow to embrace newly-popular git source control system. GitHub is rivaled by Bitbucket, thriving on an enterprise-friendly pricing model and integration with other Atlassian tools. However, GitHub’s model of charging for ...…

Easy Database Manipulation with Groovy and Gradle

Taking a renewed look at Groovy, the under-hyped yet ubiquitous JVM based language, and how it makes database scripting easy.

Understanding the New Cross-Platform .NET, part 4 (demo walkthrough)

Walking through the process of installing the new cross-platform .NET, creating a sample application, and deploying it with all dependencies included.

Understanding the New Cross-Platform .NET, part 3 (Visual Studio)

Breaking down the new generation of development tools under the Visual Studio brand, including support for OS X and Linux.

Understanding the New Cross-Platform .NET, part 2 (ASP.NET)

The open source and cross-platform changes coming to the ASP.NET framework, as explained to an audience of Java developers new to .NET.

Understanding the New Cross-Platform .NET

An overview of the open source and cross-platform changes coming to the .NET world, from the perspective of Java developers new to this platform.