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.
There's a whole lot of activity around the complementary aspects of microservices, containers, open source, and cloud, so I've assembled this set of sessions/labs/etc. for those of you who want to focus on Cloud Native Development at Red Hat Summit. We'll have a printed "Trail Map" version of this as well. Come find me at the DevZone booth and "hi". Mention this blog article and I may have some swag for you. :) TUESDAY, MAY 2 Time Session Title Location...
You may have read or heard that we folded DevNation into Red Hat Summit this year, which means that every Summit attendee has access to developer-related sessions, labs, and more! Here are some highlights to look forward to at Red Hat Summit (and why you should attend): LOTS of developer content. This is possibly the largest Red Hat-hosted commercial developer event ever with nearly 150 developer-related sessions, labs, BoFs, Lightning talks, CodeStarters [1], classes, and demos, plus nearly 50 Red...
A year ago Red Hat announced the availability of a no-cost Red Hat Enterprise Linux developer subscription available as part of the Red Hat Developer Program. Offered as a self-supported, development-only subscription, this developer subscriptions provides you with a stable development platform for building enterprise applications - across cloud, physical, virtual, and container-centric infrastructures. Adoption has been excellent since then, but I was prompted (aka nudged, voluntold) to remind "non users" (yes, some of you are still out there) what...
Red Hat Summit 2017 is nearing (May 2-4, Boston) and more than ever will include more advanced application development sessions, CodeStarters, labs, birds of a feathers, etc. Visit the new "Developer Zone" in the expo area to try out new technologies for modern application development, attend sessions and earn “Developer Dollars” to buy cool swag (maybe a hoodie or other cool stuff??), and be sure to catch the opening keynote (May 2, 8:30 AM) for a fun demo of developer...
Red Hat is dedicated to creating development tools that can simplify modern application development, especially for containerized applications and microservices. This February 2017 release builds upon the December 2016 release with a host of new capabilities, enhancements and features. Today, Red Hat is pleased to announce general availability of our newest development tools: Red Hat Development Suite 1.3 Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio 10.3 Red Hat Container Development Kit 2.4 Also available is a beta version of Red Hat Container...
As the interest in container application development continues to grow, so does our expansion of development tools and features. Today, Red Hat released new versions of the following: Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio 10.2 Red Hat Container Development kit 2.3 Red Hat Development Suite 1.2 Here's a listing of the new features: Here are some of the new features in JBDS 10.2: Forge Tools. New Menu in Forge Console view to trigger the Command Selection Dialog. Common namespace is now...
You may have seen (or maybe missed) that in 2017, DevNation will be folded into Red Hat Summit 2017. The CFP deadline has been pushed back to December 16, so I look forward to seeing your submissions for application development! Speakers: submit your Application Development proposals today! Submit your proposal on the Summit CFP site [1] and tag it with the primary theme of Application Development. We’re interested in advanced technical topics of all developer-related topics, but especially looking for...
Today, we’re pleased to announce that .NET Core 1.1 is now available and supported on Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform. This second .NET Core release shows Red Hat’s continued commitment to opening up platform choices for enterprises seeking to use .NET in Linux environments, including container-centric operating systems. We’re also pleased to lead the way in the Linux world yet again with our support for .NET, as Red Hat Enterprise Linux is the only commercial...
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