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A DZone Zone Leader heads to GitHub Universe and notes the heavy emphasis on enterprise from the speakers in the keynote address.

Take a look at some of the best tools and methods for getting your distributed applications debugged and back in business.

Want to learn more about creating a smart home with Conrad Connect? Check out this review on using the Conrad Connect to see if you can use it for your next IoT project.

Want to hear what you missed at this yer's IFA event? Check out this post to learn more about Europe's consumer tech fair trends.

While Apple announcements are exciting, they're more often user focused than dev focused. Still, we'll do our best to peel back that lid and find out what this means for developers.

Learn how to use the open source and popular React.js framework to create your own chatbot for that app you're developing.

Take a look at this developer's reflection on African involvement in technology and the challenges that African entrepreneurs and technologists face.

Since content has been created, companies have been attempting to monetize it. Read about this new way that one ad blocking companie is making money.

In this installment of Blockwatch, check out this latest news on Ripple, Coil, Codius and the Malta Summit. There's a lot happening in blockchain! Click here for more!

If you've wanted a spell checker or autocorrect that simply does more, check out how this tool is bein used to check for tense and syle as well.

Wondering which IoT devices you need for your home? Check out this guide of the different types of IoT platforms to connect the devices in your home!

In the past week, Berlin has hosted two high-profile blockchain conferences: DAppCon and the Blockchain Visionaries Summit. Click here for some of the highlights.

Learn how chaos engineering helps you find seemingly random errors in today's modern, increasingly complex applications.

Before we begin, let’s get definitions straight — what is artificial intelligence (AI)? Or more specifically, what isn’t it? As you might expect, ask any technical person for a definition of something, and you’ll get a dozen different responses, and at least half of them will be, “It depends.”

Check out this post to learn more about working with Consensys and Lisk to improve blockchain marketing for new application paradigms.

Close the laptop and break out the dice...after you read this post about how board games can help ease your troubled dev mind.

Read this fun article about how to create a Twitter bot with Tracery.

The world and its dog has gone crazy for blockchain (and related technologies, which is a whole other post). The past two years have been a hype roller coaster for the technology with stories of equally insane valuations, technical proposals, media exposure, regulatory nightmares, frauds, and unrealized dreams.

Check out what we can learn about creativity and innovation from some of the more unorthodox talks given at Login Festival.

Zone Leader Chris Ward give a recap on some of the highlights of the FOSS Backstage Conference, on security, cost, empathy, and more.

For decades Wolfram has created tools to help scientists, mathematicians, and programmers get answers. We speak with Stephen about his work and computational computing.

If you are employing cross datacenter or ahybrid cloud infrastructure, then your containers, services, and endpoints need to be able to communicate with each other, preferably in the most straightforward and fastest ways possible. This post showcases some of the options available to you, and how they compare.

Find out the important roles that software foundations play in providing longevity and structural support for open source projects.

Are you using the Sublime Text editor? If so, you may want to rethink this. One man gives his opinion on Sublime and gives several other options you can choose from.

FOSS Backstage is a new conference for open source developers and managers. Find out more information about the conference here.

Just how far are you willing to go not to use software that you disagree with? Chris Ward takes a look down the rabbit hole.

Trade your developer hat for your philosopher's cap and take a look at the ethics of weaponized tech design and engineering.

Maintaining conversations between multiple channels is a difficult

Straight from KubeCon and Cloud Native Con 2018, here are some of the most exciting announcements from Microsoft, Cloud 66, Bitnami, and others.

With more complications than initially expected, public and private cloud infrastructures are quickly giving way to their combination: hybird clouds.