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.
It's another busy week for Langdon and me. First, and closer to home, we're sponsoring this week's Boston Python meet-up where the topic is "Helper Languages" and where the following will be covered: SQL, CSS+HTML, and Regexes. Find Langdon and say 'hello'. Second, I'm in Germany this week as part of Red Hat's sponsorship at EclipseCon Europe in Ludwigsburg, Germany (just north of Stuttgart). Please stop by our table and attend this session by Alexander Kurtakov of Red Hat, "...
Many of you have read Slavek's prior articles on software collections - now you can hear him talk! Slavek, from Red Hat's engineering team that brings us software collections, is an excellent presenter having spoken about collections numerous times at the Red Hat Summit. If you have questions about how to use collections, this October 31 webinar is your chance. Title: Deep dive into Red Hat Software Collections Software Collections are the technology behind Red Hat® Software Collections and Developer...
It's just over one month since we released Red Hat Software Collections V1 and we're interested in getting your feedback about them. Please fill out the form below (or follow this link) and let us know which components you're using. And while you're at it, tell us what additions and/or suggestions you have for future RHSCL releases - enter your suggestions on the form, or comment on this article. We've already had a ton of requests, but want your input...
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...
Here are a few interesting excerpts from the recent Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.10 announcement for general availability and today's Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.5 beta announcement. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.10 now Generally Available Red Hat announced the release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.10, the latest minor release of the mature Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Platform. With an emphasis on providing greater stability for critical applications, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.10 offers enhanced features for reliability and...
Now that Red Hat Software Collections are generally available, here is the first of a series of technical webinars (that I mentioned recently). The presenters are two good friends and colleagues of mine: Brian Gollaher (product manager) and Langdon White (developer evangelist). This is a great chance to learn about selecting runtimes and versions, how to run versions side-by-side, and more. And you can hear what viewers asked View it for free here!
Now that Red Hat Software Collections are generally available, please join us at this free webinar to learn about them. This will be the first in a series of technical webinars, with many or most be related to Red Hat Software Collections. The presenters are two good friends and colleagues of mine: Brian Gollaher (product manager) and Langdon White (developer evangelist). This is a great chance to learn about selecting runtimes and versions, how to run versions side-by-side, and more...
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