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Red Hat Summit 2022: A developer preview

Red Hat Developer Editorial Team

Find out what this year's Summit has to teach you about Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat OpenShift, Ansible, and more.

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Hello Podman using .NET

Tom Deseyn

The Docker.DotNet library lets .NET programs control containers using Podman or Docker. This tutorial shows you how it's done.

Perl in RHEL 8
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Modular Perl in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8

Petr Pisar

Get an overview of modules and streams in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8, then use streams to manage Perl and its CPAN modules in RHEL 8.

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Enforce code consistency with clang-format

Serge Guelton

Get started with clang-format, an LLVM tool that you can use to set and maintain a consistent code style in your open source C and C++ projects.

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Quality testing the Linux kernel

Jeff Bastian

Most Linux kernel testing happens from userspace and can be done using simple commands for system calls, logging, and more.

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Deploying JBoss EAP with RHEL and Azure

Yeray Borges Santana

Discover how to use Azure to deploy JBoss EAP servers running on RHEL. This tutorial helps you build and deploy Java applications on JBoss EAP's open-source platform.

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Extracting dependencies from Python packages

Fridolin Pokorny

Discover how to resolve Python dependencies by extracting metadata and dependency information, and how Project Thoth helps to streamline the process.

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What's new in Libabigail 2.0

Dodji Seketeli

Find out what's new in Libabigail 2.0, including updates to the symbol table reader component, ABIXML format, and moving to the Apache 2 license.

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Extracting information from Python source code

Fridolin Pokorny

A simple tool called invectio, from Project Thoth, uses static source code analysis to display the symbols used or exported by Python source code.

Red Hat Developer's top 10 articles of 2021.
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Top 10: Our most read developer articles of 2021

Red Hat Developer Editorial Team

Read the top 10 most popular developer stories of 2021, including articles on Red Hat subscription, design patterns, C#, OpenJDK, and Helm with Jenkins CI/CD.

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Java, Quarkus, Kafka, and more: The best of 2021

Red Hat Developer Editorial Team

Discover popular Red Hat articles from 2021 on Java, Apache Kafka, Quarkus, RHEL, Camel K, and other application support topics. Contains recommended resources.