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The InfoQ eMag - .NET Core 3

In this eMag we explore some more of the benefits of .NET Core and how it can benefit not only traditional .NET developers, but all technologists who need to bring robust, performant and economical solutions to market.

InfoQ.com
on Nov 29, 2019
Culture & Methods

The InfoQ eMag: Mastering Remote Meetings

Working remotely is becoming routine. Our goal in this eMag is to help you do things better. We’ll show how people all over the world worldwide are successfully facilitating complex conversations, remotely. We’ll also share practical steps you can take right now, to upgrade the remote conversations that fill your working days.

InfoQ
on Oct 21, 2019
DevOps

The InfoQ eMag - Taming Complex Systems in Production

To tame complexity and its effects, organizations need a structured, multi-pronged, human-focused approach, that: makes operations work sustainable, centers decisions around customer experience, uses continuous testing, and includes chaos engineering and system observability. In this eMag, we cover all of these topics to help you tame the complexity in your system.

InfoQ
on Oct 03, 2019
Culture & Methods

The InfoQ eMag - Becoming a Technical Leader

“Before you are a leader, success is all about growing yourself. When you become a leader, success is all about growing others.” – Jack Welch. For this eMag we’ve pulled together six articles from the InfoQ content that explore different aspects of what it takes to lead effectively in the technical world.

InfoQ
on Aug 26, 2019
DevOps

The InfoQ eMag: DevOps for the Database

In this eMag, we discuss the unique aspects of databases, both relational and NoSQL, in a successful continuous integration environment.

InfoQ
on Jun 26, 2019
Culture & Methods

The Organisational Dynamics Review

ODR brings you insights on how to build a great organisation, looking at the evidence and quality of the advice we have available from academia and our thought leaders in our industry. This is a collection of reviews and commentary on the culture and methods being used and promoted across our industry. Topics cover organisational structuring to leadership and team psychology.

Douglas Talbot
on Jun 19, 2019
Architecture & Design

The InfoQ eMag: Operationalizing Microservices

Over the past few years, microservices have evolved from an innovator-only architecture to a practice used to some degree at most companies. However, scaling up from a proof-of-concept project to a production-grade, enterprise-scale software platform built on microservices requires serious planning, dedication and time.

InfoQ
on May 31, 2019
Culture & Methods

The InfoQ eMag: Holacracy Sociocracy

In this eMag, we explore the real-world stories of organizations that have adopted some of these new ways of working: sociocracy, Holacracy, teal organizations, self-selection, self-management, and with no managers.

InfoQ
on May 20, 2019
DevOps

The InfoQ eMag: Kubernetes: Past, Present and Future

This eMag explores how Kubernetes is moving from a simple orchestration framework to a fundamental cloud-native API and paradigm that has implications in multiple dimensions, from operations to software architecture. Topics covered include container runtime options, how to design applications that run effectively on Kubernetes, stateful microservice design considerations, and more.

InfoQ
on Mar 01, 2019
.NET

The InfoQ eMag: .NET Core

In this eMag covering .NET Core, we will explore the benefits of .NET Core and how it can benefit not only traditional .NET developers but all technologists that need to bring robust, performant and economical solutions to market.

InfoQ
on Jan 21, 2019
Development

The InfoQ eMag: QCon 2018 Retrospective

We take a look back at best QCon highlights in 2018, including QCon London, QCon.AI, QCon New York and QCon San Francisco.

InfoQ
on Dec 28, 2018
Architecture & Design

The InfoQ eMag: Tech Ethics

In an ideal world, devs would like to be ethical in their work but they ultimately don’t consider it to be part of their responsibilities. This eMag sets out to understand why they might feel that way and whose job it is to take reasonable steps to ensure that tech products don’t harm users or anyone else.

InfoQ
on Nov 01, 2018