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Dev Dot Next Webinar!
https://www.devdotnext.com/digital
Oracle is hosting a webinar on Java 14 next Thursday, 26 March from 2-2:30 pm EDT, which will cover some of the new features:
https://go.oracle.com/LP=89726?elqCampaignId=240340&src1=:em:lw...
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Happy 10th year, JCertif!
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InfoQ Reading List
Podcast: Emily Jaksch on the Myths, Misconceptions and Realities of the Millennial Generation
In this podcast Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods, spoke to Emily Jaksch about the Myths, Misconceptions and Realities of the Millennial Generation.
By Emily JakschArticle: Kick-off Your Transformation by Imagining It Had Failed
Large scale change initiatives have a worryingly high failure rate. A chief reason for which is that serious risks are not identified early. One way to create the safety needed for everyone to speak openly about the risks they see is by running a pre-mortem. In a pre-mortem, we assume that the transformation had already failed and walk backward from there to investigate what led to the failure.
By Ayman IdrisPresentation: InfoQ Live Roundtable: Observability Patterns for Distributed Systems
The panelists explore how a sound observability strategy can help mitigate operational costs, and avoiding common pitfalls in monitoring distributed systems.
By Thomas BettsMicrosoft Edge Made Available on Linux
Microsoft recently announced the availability of the Microsoft Edge Dev Channel for Linux (initial preview release). The Edge browser is now available on all major operating systems, desktop and mobile. Enterprise developers, many of which use Linux, may now build and test web applications in their preferred platform. The move seeks to further position Edge as the browser for business.
By Bruno CouriolPresentation: Automating Chaos Attacks
Daniel Albuquerque, Nikos Katirtzis show how to run attacks in both manual and automated ways.
By Daniel Albuquerque, Nikos Katirtzis
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