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Achieve Shorter Software Delivery Timelines Using Cloud IDEs

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Using cloud services today has become a convenience. An integrated development environment (IDE) facilitates the development of apps. The authors of this article have...

An Introduction to Distributed Replicated Block Device (DRBD)

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  Distributed Replicated Block Device (DRBD) mirrors block devices among multiple hosts. The replication is visible to other applications on the host systems. Block devices...

Here is puppet your configuration manager

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Puppet is an open source configuration management utility that runs on several UNIX-like systems as well as Microsoft Windows. It helps sysadmins automate many...

An Easy-to-Follow Git Based Development Workflow

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This article provides a cookbook-style Git workflow to help project teams and developers. The workflow is intended for small open source projects that have...

JavaScript The New Parts

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ECMAScript2015 (ES6) is the specification that defines new features in JavaScript. In the second part of this series on JavaScript, let us look at...

Getting Started with Dart

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Dart is an open source Web programming language that has been rolled out by Google. It is scalable, and has robust libraries and runtimes...

Chef: Recipes that Turn Infrastructure into Code

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  This article, which features chefs, recipes and knives, isn't about cooking in the kitchen. It heralds a new series of articles in the Dev-ops...

Openjudge: An Online Judge for Offline Programming Contests

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Do you need an impartial judge for a programming contest? Openjudge is a LAN based program judging implementation in Python. Get a taste of...

Scripting Mail with Shell and Perl

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This is a tutorial aimed at systems and middleware administrators who are new to mailing techniques but know how to use VI, VIM or...

Malware Analysis Using REMnux

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In this second article of the series, we focus on eliminating XOR patterns. Malware tends to employ XOR patterns for self-encryption/decryption because they obfuscate...