AI-generated code is overwhelming traditional CI/CD systems.
Tomorrow, we’re hosting a virtual workshop to show how platform teams are using agentic workflows to stay ahead.
What you’ll learn:
• How to reduce fragility in your delivery pipelines
• How to use LLMs for more meaningful code reviews
• How to bring reasoning and adaptability into your CI/CD
It looks like Go 1.24 has an overlooked gem, which wasn't highlighted in recent publications - noescape and nocallback hints for CGO functions. These hints may improve performance of Go programs, which call C functions millions times per second.
https://t.co/o7PHAZBukn
As a software engineer, it's no surprise that I love good swag! Just received an awesome package from @dagger_io thanks for the amazing 2024 Dagger Commanders swag! 🚀
I didn't see it here, but the #Golang devroom at @fosdem CfP is open! Deadline 1st Dec, so hurry up with your proposals : https://t.co/MpsdUZA80X (please RT and share)
Announcing the 2024 Dagger Commanders! 🎉
These community leaders have gone above and beyond to share their experience of Dagger and grow the ecosystem. Meet the first batch and get inspired by their stories 👉 https://t.co/ghRMdX0dYg
#DaggerCommanders#DevOps#OpenSource
Kustomize is a powerful tool, but in my experience, it's not easy for most dev teams to adapt. Not a fan of using it directly, but I loved using it as part of platform automation. It feels like it was meant to be used that way.
Kustomize is a tool for generating and transformation Kubernetes configuration files. Why did we create it? What is it for? How does it differ from other tools?
What do you think about kustomize? Where does it work well? Where does it break down?
https://t.co/XV0VTjHmGA
📢 Big day for the @ParcaDev project! The previously only open source and open for contributions eBPF-based profiler, is merging (some) efforts with the OpenTelemetry! Find out what it means for Parca users on the blog (spoiler it's only awesome)! 📈
https://t.co/64eteGxAr6