Guido van Rossum, the "Benevolent Dictator For Life" of Python, has had enough and is walking away from leading the popular open-source language.

Plenty of career guides suggest appropriate steps to take if you want a management track. But what if you want to stay technical—and simply become the best possible programmer? These non-obvious markers let you know you’re on the right path.

What do Steve Wozniak and George H.W. Bush have in common? They’ve both been seriously into Tetris! But who can blame them?

Who doesn't want to save money, development, and deployment time?

This is a story about two roads — Should and Must. It’s a pep talk for anyone who’s chosen Should for far too long 

Code, test & deploy with GitLab. Everyone can contribute!

In this video, we look at the process for migrating projects from GitHub to GitLab.

Class variables and data types in arrays (array) we have briefly mentioned the topic. Variables created to store more than one data are called arrays. The basic idea of creating arrays is to access multiple data under a single variable.

Thousands of data are recorded every second as a result of digitalizing lives with developing technology. This is a long list of data received from open or closed circuit cameras, log records of a server or data center, voice records of a GSM handset, and a huge pile of data that goes on and on because of data in a social media. With so much data in the digital field, it is almost impossible to analyze them with human power. This is because it is not a job that many people can do, even if they extract meaningful data from this large pile of data or use it to produce meaningful results. The solution to these problems is that the machines have...

The programming language is a standardized notation that the programmer uses to express a particular algorithm. A programmer can use different programming languages to write commands. Programming languages allow the programmer to tell the computer exactly what data to process, how to store and forward the data, and under what conditions the data will be processed. So far, more than 2,500 programming languages have been developed.

RapidCheck is a C++ framework for property based testing inspired by QuickCheck and other similar frameworks. In property based testing, you state facts about your code that given certain precondition should always be true. RapidCheck then generates random test data to try and find a case for which the property doesn’t hold. If such a case is found, RapidCheck tries to find the smallest case (for some definition of smallest) for which the property is still false and then displays this as a counterexample. For example, if the input is an integer, RapidCheck tries to find the smallest integer for which the property is false.

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Docker and Kubernetes go together like bread and butter.

Red Hat's latest edition of Fedora Linux brings open-source programmers more choices than ever for projects with its new modular repository.

Let’s start with the painful truth: Too many people experience Stack Overflow¹ as a hostile or elitist place

Want to join the 27 million open-source programmers who develop on GitHub? Here's how to get your start.

You can add advanced data storage features in only a few lines of code. Consider using one of these APIs to extend your applications and save yourself time.

Javascript has a fun and easy-to-use way to create graphics in the browser called Canvas. Canvas has a relatively simple 2D API and a complex 3D API (webGL). I’ve been particularly interested in the 2D API because it’s simple; when I started using it I was able to create some pretty interesting and complex things quickly. In an effort to try to understand something about 3D graphics and how they work on a computer I decided to create a globe using the 2D Canvas API. You might ask, why would you use the 2D API to create a 3D graphic like a globe?

Every company in the world now uses open-source software. Microsoft, once its greatest enemy, is now an enthusiastic open supporter. Even Windows is now built using open-source techniques. And if you ever searched on Google, bought a book from Amazon, watched a movie on Netflix, or looked at your friend's vacation pictures on Facebook, you're an open-source user. Not bad for a technology approach that turns 20 on February 3."