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What’s New In C# 10?
C# 10 was released in November 2021 alongside Visual Studio 2022 and .NET 6. It adds several new features which make it easier and more convenient to work with. Here’s a tour of some of the most useful additions and how they’ll enhance your workflow.
How to Run Your Own DNS Server on Your Local Network
Running your own DNS server is a great way to accelerate your network’s responsiveness, reduce your reliance on public infrastructure, and benefit from extra functionality like hostname routing. Here’s how to set up a DNS server on a Linux machine using Dnsmasq.
How to Get Started With DevSpace and Rapidly Develop Kubernetes Apps
DevSpace is an open-source tool that helps developers quickly deploy cloud-native applications to Kubernetes clusters. It abstracts away much of the traditional Kubernetes complexity so you can get back to writing code.
How to Set Up Flutter With Android Studio on Linux
Flutter is a Google development platform that lets you write cross-platform mobile apps using one codebase. Apps are developed in Dart, a typed and object-oriented language that compiles to either native code or JavaScript. This means you can target Android, iOS, desktop operating systems, and the web with a single Flutter project.
What are Docker Storage Drivers and Which Should You Use?
Docker storage drivers control how images and containers are stored on your filesystem. They’re the mechanism that lets you create images, start containers, and modify writable layers. Here are the differences between each driver and the situations where they should be used.
How to Security Scan Docker Images With Anchore
Anchore Engine is an open-source scanning tool that assesses the security of your Docker images. An Anchore report gives you insights into outdated package versions and lurking vulnerabilities in dependencies.
What is Deno and How Does It Differ From Node.js?
Node.js is the de facto JavaScript runtime for use on servers and local machines. It’s well-liked, versatile, and supported by a strong community. Deno is a newer runtime that aims to address some of Node.js’ shortcomings. Here’s where Deno is hoping to improve.
