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The DevOps Series Using Docker with Ansible
This article is the eighth in the DevOps series. This month, we shall learn to set up Docker in the host system and use...
Communication Protocols for the Internet of Things: A Few Choices
With more and more devices being connected to the Internet and millions of devices interacting with each other and the server, the need for...
Eight Top-of-the-Line Open Source Game Development Tools
The open source game development tools presented in this article give developers numerous options to explore and choose from, as per their requirements.
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Regular Expressions in Programming Languages: The Story of C++
In this issue of OSFY, we present the third article on regular expressions in programming languages. The earlier articles covered the use of regular...
Developing Research Based Web Applications Using Red Hat OpenShift
OpenShift is a Kubernetes based container application, designed for container based software deployment and management. It is an application development and hosting platform, which...
Getting Started with PHP, the Popular Programming Language
This article provides an introduction to PHP — the development process, its history, as well as its pros and cons. At the end of...
Splinter: An Easy Way to Test Web Applications
Splinter is a Web application testing tool which is built around Python. It automates actions such as visiting specified URLs and interacts with their...
OpenMessaging debuts to provide an open standard for distributed messaging
The Linux Foundation has announced a new project to bring an open standard for distributed messaging. Called OpenMessaging, the new project is aimed to...
Debian 9.2 ‘Stretch’ brings 66 security fixes
The Debian Project has announced the second maintenance update to Debian 9 “Stretch” operating system. Debuted as the version 9.2, the new platform includes...
Canonical drops 32-bit Ubuntu desktop ISO
Canonical has ultimately decided to drop support for the 32-bit live ISO release of Ubuntu distribution. With most of the architecture today being 64-bit,...
