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Handle errors gracefully, avoiding exposing sensitive information in error messages. #SecureSoftware #CyberSecurity #DevSecOps #SecureCoding #SoftwareSecurity #AppSec
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Do you hack on #OpenHardware like Raspberry Pi #RPi or #esp8266? Then you should submit to #EverythingOpen! We'd love to hear about what you're #hacking on! 💡 ⚡ 👩🔧
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Wondering how to get to #Gladstone for #EverythingOpen, or what sort of #accommodation is available?
We've put all of that on one handy page for you, so you can start to plan your journey.
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Are we coming to the end of DevOps? Is Developer Productivity and Toil reduction the NEXT BIG thing....
and where does security fit into this?
I have questions... is security counted as toil?
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Accessibility begins with leadership. Learn how @drupal put this into practice and prioritized bugs as issues, not feature requests, now on The ReadME Project. github.com/readme/guides/fix…
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❗️Java vs. Python❗️
➡️ Python and Java are both popular and powerful programming languages, each with its own unique strengths. Python is known for its simplicity and readability, making it an excellent choice for beginners and rapid development. Its concise syntax allows developers to express concepts with fewer lines of code, promoting faster iteration and prototyping. Python's extensive library ecosystem empowers developers to access a wide range of pre-built tools for various tasks.
➡️ On the other hand, Java is recognized for its platform independence and robustness. It's a statically-typed language, which means errors can be caught at compile time, enhancing code reliability. Java's "write once, run anywhere" philosophy enables applications to run on different platforms without modification, thanks to the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). This also makes Java well-suited for building large-scale, performance-critical applications.
➡️ In summary, Python emphasizes simplicity, readability, and rapid development, while Java prioritizes platform independence, robustness, and performance. The choice between the two largely depends on the project's requirements and the developer's preferences.
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My two cents of the day: Team culture should neither be driven by the managers nor the seniors of the team. Like "collaborative ownership" of the business, the culture should be owned by everyone on the team. This can be done by creating a social contract.
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Replying to @RedHat
@RedHat Training and Certification eases the opportunity for certification candidates by offering free exam retakes. You are now eligible for a free exam retake if needed after your first attempt. Read for more information. red.ht/3x2Nxl5
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Learn about using risk patterns and cwe to focus training and implementation in the latest blog "Weakness risk-patterns: A Red Hat way to identify poor software practices in the secure development lifecycle" red.ht/3O0HCVC
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When it comes to unique business challenges, one size doesn't fit all. Complete this exercise to see how the Open @PracticeLibrary can help you today! bit.ly/3KX3Yol
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Today in the best of #EverythingOpen, we're featuring @kattekrab of @RedHat and the @PracticeLibrary.
Here, she reflects on the concepts of #open, #agile, #hybrid and #distributed - and asks how can we ensure they continue to yield positive change?
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To learn how to use #DevOps for #appdev, @AirbusDefence participated in @RedHatLabs. See how 6 weeks of hands-on learning with Red Hat experts helped its teams gain the skills to build #cloud-native apps faster. red.ht/3e6HJLA
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Are you tired of choice paralysis and complex developer portals? The @RedHat Developer Hub offers a clear, straightforward set of approved tools and resources. Maximize app velocity without sacrificing innovation. #DeveloperHub
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When it comes to unique business challenges, one size doesn't fit all. Complete this exercise to see how the Open @PracticeLibrary can help you today! bit.ly/3KX3Yol
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Assessing your own skill set and identifying areas for growth is essential to stay ahead in today's fast-paced technology industry. Learn more about the Red Hat Skills Assessment: bit.ly/3OlZufq
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Delivery partners! Want to learn about #Virtualization for free? There’s a new @RedHat Training course available for @RedHatPartners on the Partner Training Portal! Access the course at no cost today: red.ht/3zfRLrQ
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This is an amazing resource @PracticeLibrary @valyonchev @tenfourty 👏
Would be great to add over in github.com/andrewdmaclean/aw… 🚩
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Look mom! I am speaking @Opensouthcode about the amazing @PracticeLibrary community!!! Don't miss it!!
Programmers, artists and technology companies and open culture will meet in June at OpenSouthCode 2023.
The complete program can now be consulted on the web, and free registration is open.
blog.opensouthcode.org/2023/…
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From #HybridCloud to #Edge, the wide variety of stories shared at #RHSummit brings a little something for your entire team. Register for @RedHatSummit 2023, and get ready to collaborate on May 23-25 in Boston. Meet us there: bit.ly/3iF6wi7
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