Mike has worked in various marketing roles (product management, partner/business development, product marketing, and developer relations) involving enterprise software. He's been with Red Hat since 2010 doing developer and/or partner related work. He founded the Red Hat developer blog in 2013, and co-founded/launched Red Hat Developer Toolset and Red Hat Software Collections for Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Mike currently works on Red Hat's Partner Connect team, focused on helping partner developers with Red Hat products.
Here are five most read articles on developerblog.redhat.com in 2014 - be sure to read them: A Practical Introduction to Docker Containers, by Scott McCarty - 25,000 views Comprehensive Overview of Storage Scalability in Docker, by Jeremy Eder - 19,000 Why Python 4.0 won’t be like Python 3.0, by Nick Coghlan - 14,000 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 now Generally Available, 13,000 GCC Undefined Behavior Sanitizer – ubsan, by Marek Polacek, 10,000
After a very busy 2013, 2014 did not disappoint! Here are our top 13 developer-related news items in 2014. Acquisition: Red Hat acquires FeedHenry, adds mobile Backend-as-a-Service (mBaaS) to the OpenShift xPaaS family Hot Topics: Containers - a LOT is going on. (If you're not up on them, do so asap.) Project Atomic Events: Inaugural DevNation conference featuring speakers from Docker, FaceBook, Google, NetFlix, Eclipse and many many more. Join use at DevNation 2015. Mark Little shared the spotlight and...
Can you believe it's December and almost 2015? Where does the time go? Last month, we shared a Thanksgiving "thank you" for open source. December holidays are commonly about giving, so Red Hat is giving you the opportunity to use containers with the new availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux® Atomic Beta. This follows the Red Hat Summit 2014 announcement about application containers, including the upstream Project Atomic and our intent to develop a small footprint, container host based on...
By Diane Mueller, Red Hat What It’s All About The Winter of Code is a challenge for the best application built on OpenShift. Winter of Code 2015 challenge is organized (and judged) by OpenShift developers from Red Hat Czech as part of the Developer Conference which takes place from February 6th to February 8th in Brno, Czech Republic. From most practical to the most crazy, submit your applications and win fabulous prizes, such as Google Nexus Tablet and much more...
NOTE: CFP deadline pushed out to January 21! We are excited to announce DevNation 2015, an open source, polyglot conference for application developers and maintainers! So, tell me again - what is DevNation? Now entering its second year, DevNation is the unification of three developer events: JUDCon, CamelOne, and Red Hat Developer Exchange and will co-located with Red Hat Summit, June 21-25, 2015, in Boston, Massachusetts, California, USA. We had 500 participants at the 2014 event and expect many more...
The OpenShift team is hosting part 3 of this webinar series, this webinar and demo will specifically show how using DevOps and continuous delivery practices with OpenShift Enterprise by Red Hat®: Moves code seamlessly from an idea to production. Facilitates appropriate control points. Automates complex testing and provisioning processes. Allows developers and QA teams to quickly validate functionality. Frees up capacity in deployment environments. Sessions: Wednesday, December 3 – 9:00 AM ET Wednesday, December 3 – 2:00 PM ET Register...
Red Hat's David Egts has assembled this handy article on how to get started with open source. Open source code drives collaborative innovation from a larger pool of developers at a lower cost, which is why federal agencies are adopting the “open source first” model. In fact Sonny Hashmi, CIO of the General Services Administration, recently announced that implementing open source software is among his top priorities this year. So what’s the best way to increase your agency’s adoption of...
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