Monthly Archives: March 2016
The Life of a Process
Just as organisms have a life cycle, so do processes. They are born, they carry out assigned tasks, they go to sleep and, finally,...
Trending Open Source Technologies
Open source technologies are in a constant state of flux and evolution. This article is meant to draw attention to emerging and trending open...
Open Sourcers lunge to make Improved Versions of Slack
Fallouts in the popular chat app, Slack, is motivating many open source developers to come up with chat apps that have those functions.
Real time...
Deep Learning: Making Machines Ready for Complex Tasks
Deep learning or deep structured learning is a branch of machine learning based on a set of algorithms, which attempt to model high level...
Linux Foundation and edX bring the Free Open Source Cloud Infrastructure Course
The new Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) will permit individuals worldwide in embarking upon lucrative careers by building and managing cloud technologies.
The Linux Foundation...
Ten Open Source Web Development Tools
The main intention of this article is to make people aware about the latest open source tools that are popular today. The article will...
JavaScript: The New Parts
JavaScript has come a long way in its 20 odd years of existence. It continues to grow from strength to strength because of its...
White House to share Custom Code with Open Source Community
The White House has released the draft of its Source Code Policy that sets out rules regarding sharing of customised software among federal agencies....
The Utility of User Scripts (JS) and User Styles (CSS)
The browsing experience can be marred by a few irritants. A ticked box asking users to remain signed in, a poor choice of colours...
Linus Torvalds releases the Linux Kernel 4.5
The Linux Kernel 4.5 has been released and one can read more about it on the ‘Kernel Newbies’ page.
Linus Torvalds has been working at...
