The Future of Perl at ActiveState (Part 2 of 2)
The future? Smaller Perl environments installed in virtual environments updated with server-side built dependencies.
Read MoreThe future? Smaller Perl environments installed in virtual environments updated with server-side built dependencies.
Read MoreOur release of Perl 5.32 is now available! This release offers a better way to manage your Perl deployments by…
Read MoreWith our Build Graph, we’re adding the ability for developers to not only expand our Platform, but also use any new capabilities added by others.
Read MoreEndless configuration, tool installation, language and package updates, dependency hell, security upgrades, component patches…yak shaving…. Does this sound familiar? If…
Read MorePython coding is an awesome experience. Python deployment? Not so much. It’s not quite Hell, and things do get moving…
Read MoreActiveState is excited to announce that the Tcl Dev Kit (TDK) is now open source! This critical piece of software…
Read MoreIn my previous post, Why baking security into products is important, I examined the reasons for pushing security leftwards in…
Read MoreOrganizations are focused on releasing software faster to stay ahead of the competition. Software development processes have become more flexible,…
Read MoreActiveState is super excited to announce we’re open sourcing TEAcup/TEApot: one of Tcl’s key community package repository systems. Until now,…
Read MoreI’m pleased to announce that we have released today, not only the latest and greatest Perl 5 version to date,…
Read MoreSome of the world’s largest companies use Ruby as the underlying technology to drive value for their customers. Twitter, Bloomberg,…
Read MoreI’m very happy to announce that today we have released ActiveGo–ActiveState’s distribution of open source Go (Golang). Some of the…
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