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Python 2 to 3 migration guide, Nexus repo, time traveling in git, code reuse, and more
The end of 2019 is coming... along with the end of Python 2 😱 I shared an article recently about a big bank with millions of lines of Python 2 code they're still working on migrating. Many others are on the same boat - including Dropbox, where Python creator Guido worked. With that in mind, we wrote this guide on how to migrate your infrastructure configurations to Python 3. Enjoy!
Nexus Repo and Datree integration: From air cover to git level
Our friends at Sonatype - they are co-hosting our GitHub Universe party by the way - writes about how our respective products help you automate pipeline control.
Why don't have to be afraid of Kubernetes
Kubernetes is absolutely the simplest, easiest way to meet the needs of complex web applications, says Scott McCarty.
Embracing On-prem (and SaaS) delivery with DevOps [video + summary]
Video of a talk given by Jama Software engineering manager Maarika Krumhansl at DevOpsDays Seattle 2019. Describes the company’s evolution to create a continuous deployment pipeline to both SaaS and on-prem environments by leveraging Docker and Replicated.
Four levels of code reuse
Simple framework for thinking about when to reuse code.
Agile and late! End-to-end delivery metrics to improve predictability
"We work with Agile teams of all different shapes and sizes and predictability is a theme that is front-of-mind for almost all – as the words "Agile" and "predictable" don’t always go hand in hand…" Charlie Ponsonby explains the "logical six" possible reasons why a project is late.
Git is hard but time traveling in git isn't [video]
Video of a short 6 minutes talk Monica Powell gave at React Conf 2019 on how to time travel in git and other hacks.
Gitql: a Git query language
An open source git querying tool, inspired by textql.