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San Francisco, California, USA June 26-29, 2016. As part of the DevNation 2016 launch and abstract selection teams, I'm pleased to share this news and invite you to submit your talk to DevNation 2016! HOW IT WORKS You submit a session (or sessions!) you'd like to present at the 2016 DevNation by January 11, 2016. Subject matter experts review each submitted abstract and give a numerical vote (1-5). Selection committees review the highest-rated sessions and build the agenda. You receive...

A huge problem facing modern enterprises is managing the large software systems and applications they deal with on a daily basis. Be it the CRM system purchased by a predecessor, a bundled HRM product thrown in to sweeten a deal, or the CMS that marketing could not live without, silos of information exist in the modern enterprise, and it can often be difficult to utilize the data that these systems contain. When an enterprise decides to buy a proprietary system...

If you'd like to receive this monthly newsletter with fresh news, register here . Red Hat Developers Newsletter - August 2015 Welcome to the Red Hat ® Developers Newsletter. This month, many of you are getting your kids ready to go back to school. Learning can be a lot of fun, and we Red Hatters wish them (and you) good luck for the new year. By the way, have you learned something new lately? How about containers or Red Hat...

A number of Red Hatters are attending this week's NodeConf.eu as one of the event sponsors, but we're also here to learn more about Node.js and listen to some great sessions. Plus, I've met probably a dozen Red Hatters for the first time - most of whom are part of the Red Hat Mobile Application Platform team (formerly FeedHenry). Another nice benefit for this event is that it's in Waterford, Ireland, and specifically at Waterford Castle (TRULY - this is...

There seems to have been an explosion in the use of the term “microservices” recently. I’ve been peripherally aware of the concept for some time now, but it seems it first came to light with a fantastic collection of thoughts by Martin Fowler [1] - some great reading on the topic. This three-part post will not help you make a business case for rewriting your existing monolith as a series of microservices - for that, I’d recommend Rich Sharples’ writings...

"As 2014 comes to a close, we asked Red Hat executives and subject matter experts to weigh in with their thoughts on what they expect to see happen in the world of tech in 2015. We’ve grouped predictions from these experts on many topics, including: Big data Business of tech Cloud computing Containers Developers and application development Internet of Things Mobile OpenStack Security Software-defined datacenter" Here are some of favorites: Open source has made software affordable and plentiful. Cloud computing...

Red Hat announced today "that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire FeedHenry , a leading enterprise mobile application platform provider. FeedHenry expands Red Hat’s broad portfolio of application development, integration, and Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) solutions, enabling Red Hat to support mobile application development in public and private environments." Aligned with Red Hat’s open hybrid cloud strategy, FeedHenry enables enterprises to accelerate their mobile app development and backend integration via private clouds, public clouds, and on-premises. FeedHenry is an important...

Excerpts from Red Hat announcement: Red Hat Doubles Down on Enterprise PaaS: Reveals Plans for First Full Complement of Enterprise Middleware Services within OpenShift Red Hat recently announced JBoss xPaaS services for OpenShift which provides a rich set of enterprise application, integration and business process automation capabilities and services in an extensible open PaaS platform, and is uniquely positioned to enable accelerated development and deployment of next-generation enterprise applications and business processes in the cloud. Per the announcement, Gartner uses...