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Difference Between App Development and IaC CI/CD Pipelines Jun 27th 2024, 21:00, by Chase Bolt In the software development domain, implementing robust and efficient processes helps meet the continuously evolving demands of the industry. Essentially, the rapid deployment of both infrastructure and software is crucial to maintaining a competitive edge in the market. Adopting methodologies like Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) are crucial for swift and consistent software delivery. These approaches transform how software and its infrastructure are built, tested, and deployed. This article explores the fundamental concepts of CI/CD and the differences in application in two distinct areas: conventional software/application development and IaC.   Tenv v2.0: The Importance of Explicit Behavior for Version Manager Jun 27th 2024, 20:00, by Alexander Sharov The explicit behavior of IAC version managers is quite crucial. It is especially critical in the realm of Terraform and OpenTofu because tool upgrades might destroy or corrupt all managed infrastructure. To protect users from unexpected updates, all version managers have to work clearly and without any internal wizardry that cannot be explained without a deep dive into the sources. Tenv is a versatile version manager for OpenTofu, Terraform, Terragrunt, and Atmos, written in Go and developed by tofuutils team. This tool simplifies the complexity of handling different versions of these powerful tools, ensuring developers and DevOps professionals can focus on what matters most — building and deploying efficiently. Tenv is a successor of tofuenv and tfenv. How To Plan a (Successful) MuleSoft VPN Migration (Part I) Jun 27th 2024, 19:00, by GONZALO MARCOS You might need to migrate your MuleSoft legacy VPNs to Anypoint VPN. You might be changing your routing, from static to dynamic. Or maybe, you're moving to Cloudhub 2.0. It doesn't matter, you need to migrate your VPN.  A VPN migration could be a complete nightmare, or it could be a great opportunity to improve your Mule setup. You decide. Many think the key to a good migration is to set up everything correctly. They're wrong. The key to any migration type (VPN, infra, apps... etc.) is to have a PLAN. A GOOD PLAN. Java 8 Threading and Executor Services Jun 27th 2024, 18:00, by Sreedhar Adigopula Understanding Java 8 Threading and Executor Services Java 8 introduced several enhancements to its concurrency framework, primarily through the java.util.concurrent package. This has made it easier to manage multiple threads and execute tasks concurrently. In this article, we will delve into the concepts of threading and executor services in Java 8, exploring their various types and providing detailed examples to illustrate their use. Introduction to Java Threading Threading is the backbone of concurrent programming in Java. A thread is a lightweight process that allows multiple tasks to be executed simultaneously. Java provides two primary ways to create a thread: Node.js Walkthrough: Build a Simple Event-Driven Application With Kafka Jun 27th 2024, 17:00, by Alvin Lee Have you ever wondered how some of your favorite apps handle real-time updates? Live sports scores, stock market tickers, or even social media notifications — all rely on event-driven architecture (EDA) to process data instantly. EDA is like having a conversation where every new piece of information triggers an immediate response. It's what makes an application more interactive and responsive. In this walkthrough, we'll guide you through building a simple event-driven application using Apache Kafka on Heroku. We'll cover: Addressing Memory Issues and Optimizing Code for Efficiency: Glide Case Jun 27th 2024, 16:00, by Murat Gungor Memory management issues and optimizing code for efficiency are critical aspects of software development, especially in resource-constrained environments like mobile devices. Glide stands out as a remarkable library tailored for efficiently displaying images on Android devices and beyond. With its robust caching mechanism, handling caching to disk or memory becomes almost effortless. Our ongoing project, Guzel Board, endeavors to deliver a straightforward and cost-effective digital signage solution. Designed to operate seamlessly on HDMI Android TVs or TV sticks like Chromecast and Amazon Fire TV sticks, Guzel Board confronts the challenge of limited memory resources inherent in such devices.

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