DevOps productivity series — GitHub for DevSecOps

GitHub & DevSecOps Productivity Tips
This article was originally published at ShiftLeft Blog.
My colleague Andrew Fife wrote about our passion to focus on developer experience and productivity with our NextGen Static Analysis platform. Productivity… Continue reading DevOps productivity series — GitHub for DevSecOps

An Oxymoron : Static Analysis of a Dynamic Language (Part 4)

An Oxymoron : Static Analysis of a Dynamic Language (Part 4)
Taint Flow challenges in a world of untyped and async event handling
From the previous post we concluded that type-checking at compile-time can help enforce better practices an… Continue reading An Oxymoron : Static Analysis of a Dynamic Language (Part 4)

Thoughts on the state of enterprise open source

“Open source is bad since it’s full of security vulnerabilities, unmaintained dependencies and poor documentation,” said this security vendor as they began their opening speech before delving into their product that offered open sourc… Continue reading Thoughts on the state of enterprise open source

GO1, an enterprise learning platform, picks up $40M from Microsoft, Salesforce and more

With a large proportion of knowledge workers doing now doing their jobs from home, the need for tools to help them feel connected to their profession can be as important as tools to, more practically, keep them connected. Today, a company whose platform helps do precisely that is announcing a growth round of funding after […] Continue reading GO1, an enterprise learning platform, picks up $40M from Microsoft, Salesforce and more

Google’s Pigweed for ARM development is a nice surprise

Setting up an environment for Embedded Development was traditionally a pain and so vendors provide integrated development environments to help bridge the gap. Google has open-sourced their version of an embedded targeted environment designated as embedded-targeted libraries which they trademarked Pigweed.

Google trademarked Pigweed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark …read more

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Open-Source ARM Development Simplified

The ARM series of processors are an industry standard of sorts for a vast array of applications. Virtually anything requiring good power or heat management, or any embedded system which needs more computing power than an 8-bit microcontroller is a place where an ARM is likely found. While they do …read more

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A Super-Brain for an E-bike

There’s no better way of improving a project than logging data to make informed decisions on future improvements. When it came to [Brian]’s latest project, an electric bike, he wanted to get as much data as he could from the time he turned it on until the time he was …read more

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File Systems for Tiny Devices

Sometimes you build a computer and use it every day. Sometimes you build a different type of computer and it sits alone on a mountaintop for years. The design considerations for these two setups are remarkably different, right down to the type of file system used. For small computers like …read more

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School’s In Session With Arduboy Curriculum

It’s hard not to be impressed by the Arduboy. In just a few short years, [Kevin Bates] went from proof of concept to a successful commercial product without compromising on his original open source goals. Today, anyone can develop a game for the Arduboy and have it distributed to owners …read more

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