Red Hat: which open source personality type are you?

Which open source personality type are you?
It's a question that Red Hat's Pete...
What to expect from I ♥ APIs Europe 2016

Apigee provides open source components for building production-grade APIs. The firm is the driving force behind I ♥ APIs Europe...
TIBCO Jaspersoft: the future app is analytical & information-rich

We know TIBCO for its integration, analytics and event processing software -- equally, we know TIBCO Jaspersoft for its embedded analytics and reporting software.
So what's new at Jaspersoft?
Codeology by Braintree: organic 3D ‘lifeforms’ depict the shape of software codebases

Have you ever wondered what 'shape' a software program might look like if it its entire codebase could be somehow digitally visualised into a 3D moveable 'lifeform' image?
ID-GEM: five step free software planning tool

One of the main reasons software projects fail is a lack of planning between initial application idea and the rush to set feature requirements, obviously.
OCF IoT consortium unites product, software, platform & silicon

Just another industry consortium?
Perhaps... but last week saw the formation of the Open Connectivity Foundation (OCF), a newly established group of "industry leaders" who proclaim themselves to be hell bent on Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity.
What to expect from QCon London 2016

It can't possibly be 12 months can it? Yes it can, QCon London is staged next month.
CONFERENCE:March 7-9, 2016
WORKSHOPS:March 10-11, 2016
Microsoft loves Linux, dates Red Hat… marriage now consummated

By now we know that Microsoft loves Linux.
They (the team) said it out loud... and now we all feel better.
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IBM Quarks, an IoT sensor data developer tool

Like all the best software application development tools news, you don't get an alert in a press release.
Storage awoken by a status quo rocker

Software runs the world, open source is eating the world, software-defined infrastructure control runs the planet's liquid core and so, therefore, software-defined storage management forms part of the Earth's crust.