#random - September 2023

Ever wondered how top companies scale their software delivery seamlessly? Our latest blog post unravels the secrets of continuous delivery, the hurdles in the scaling journey, and the role of Cloudsmith in ensuring a smooth sail. https://cloudsmith.com/blog/scaling-software-delivery-continuous-delivery-overcoming-challenges-and-the-power-of-cloudsmith/

📣📣 KCL Biweekly Newsletter (2023 08.24 - 09.06) | Kubernetes Operator, IDE Extensions and v0.5.6 are out! https://kcl-lang.io/blog/2023-09-06-biweekly-newsletter/

Frontend/Backend communities are fighting back against Typescript, what can we learn from them?

What's wrong with typescript? Why are people fighting it? How do you fight a language?

Why would we need to care about such kind of silly things? I will use any tool that works and I feel comfortable with, I don’t care about what others think of it.

The trend is like kinda ripple effect, toolings heavily backed by VCs will be ditched more and more if it is not open enough or it takes a fake-open strategy. Not only for Terraform but also others, Javascript/Typescript is another example

Hey folks! We’re happy to invite you to DevOpsDays Ukraine: Disaster Recovery at scale on September 14-15th ⚙️

Get ready for a two-day DevOps journey:
🔸 Fireside Chat with the co-founder of DevOpsDays, Patrick Debois.
🔸 Cultural Talks by top experts Charity Majors, Iaroslav Molochko, Manuel Pais, Adriana Villela just to name a few.

Check out agenda & register 👉️ https://www.devopsdays.com.ua
When? September 14-15
Where? Online
Can't wait to see y'all!

Someone asked about Contributor license for Crossplane provider, https://crossplane.slack.com/archives/CEG3T90A1/p1694438229575689. no answers yet

What terminal are linux folks using these days that has sixel support?

https://medium.com/@xpf6677/the-kcl-programming-language-v0-6-0-released-%EF%B8%8F-d2fb67282457 📣📣 We have released KCL Programming Language v0.6.0! For this version, we have written a blog to describe the updated content. Welcome to read and provide feedback! ❤️

Plandek LiveView - A game changer for software delivery teams

Effective product delivery is paramount in today’s rapidly evolving software landscape. Plandek has intelligently designed LiveView to revolutionise how teams keep track of and manage their Sprints and Epics. It allows product delivery teams to track the delivery of their work across the entire toolchain...

Read more: https://plandek.com/blog/enhanced-liveview-for-sprints-and-epics/

Hi all,

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I'm not the best bash/zsh scripter. Would love a tip if anyone knows what I'm doing wrong in my script to build a dynamic command. Spent a little time on this a few months back and couldn't get it working.
Will watch for any comments if anyone has any tips. 🙏

gist - watching for comments https://gist.github.com/sheldonhull/b30c52cb236965da8cc43ab48f4fecdb

Hey 👋
I’ve been looking at dependency management and stumbled on tools like dependabot/renovate. However, we use sonarcloud (SAAS) for code-quality, static code analysis. I’d like to ask if there is a way in sonarcloud for performing dependency management?? I’d be more interested to know how it can be enforced on the repos, like dependabot / renovate. I am not very sure if sonar is right tool for the job, just trying best to avoid a tool sprawl.

Here is a cool tool called KXD my team wrote (completely open source) for managing multiple KUBECONFIG files and contexts. Please ⭐️️ it if you like it. https://github.com/radiusmethod/kxd