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Jekyll 4.3 released, Ruby-based static site generator

Jekyll is a simple static website generator, perfect for personal projects or organizational websites. It’s like a file-based CMS, where Jekyll takes your content, renders Markdown and Liquid templates, and generates a full static website. Jekyll is the engine behind GitHub Pages, which you can use to host websites in GitHub repositories. Minor improvements add […]

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WASM will lead the next-generation computing paradigm[译]

WebAssembly is an emerging web virtual machine standard. Its design goals include: high portability, high security, high efficiency (including loading efficiency and operating efficiency), and the smallest possible program size. In 2018, the first draft specification of WebAssembly was born, and in 2019, it became the fourth standard language of W3C. By the end of

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.NET Image Processing Library ImageSharp Exits .NET Foundation

ImageSharp is a popular .NET project and a powerful, cross-platform image manipulation library in the .NET ecosystem. Earlier this year, project lead James South announced plans to change ImageSharp’s open source license and encouraged everyone to join the discussion. Soon after, ImageSharp team Six Labors officially changed the open source license of the project from

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Google Open Sources GUAC, Another Project to Protect Software Supply Chains

Since the Log4j vulnerability was discovered at the end of last year, the security of the software supply chain has been a very important issue for many enterprises and government organizations. Previously, Google has open sourced a framework called SLSA (Supply chain Levels for Software Artifacts) for the security of the software supply chain. This

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Daily blog | How to use modern data stack to efficiently process geographic information data

The definition of geographic information data mainly comes from the planet we know well – the earth. We know that the earth’s surface is an uneven surface, an approximate ellipsoid. There is a gap of nearly 20,000 meters between the highest and lowest known points, with reference to sea level. #Daily #blog #modern #data #stack

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The openKylin growth system is launched, you must not miss it!

Dangdangdang~ openKylin growth system is officially launched! ! ! Not only do you have a variety of fancy ways to easily earn points, unlock different community levels and rights~ At the same time, there are also a lot of beautiful community gifts waiting for you to exchange~ Without further ado, let’s “research” this openKylin with

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Electron 21.2.0 released, cross-platform desktop application development tool

Electron is a cross-platform desktop application built using JavaScript, HTML and CSS. It is based on Node.js and Chromium and is used by the Atom editor and many other applications. Electron is compatible with Mac, Windows and Linux, and can build applications for all three platforms. Electron v21.2.0 is now released with the following updates:

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OpenBSD 7.2 released, the 53rd OpenBSD release

OpenBSD is a security-focused operating system focused on code correctness and documentation, emphasizing portability, standardization, correctness, proactive security, and integrated cryptography. The project also develops the widely used and popular OpenSSH (OpenBSD Secure Shell) software, which utilizes the SSH protocol to provide encrypted communication sessions for computer networks. This update is illustrated below: Updates in

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Daily blog | How to quickly deploy Apache Doris cluster Docker

Docker containerized deployment is one of the most common deployment methods at present. It has the characteristics of simple creation, rapid deployment, and strong portability. It can greatly save application development, testing, and deployment time. Build once and run anywhere. This tutorial can guide students who need rapid deployment testing and Docker learning needs to

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Crane (FinOps Crane) is a cloud native open source project which manages cloud resources on Kubernetes stack, it is inspired by FinOps concepts.

What is Crane English | Chinese Crane is a FinOps-based cloud resource analysis and cost optimization platform. Its vision is to achieve the ultimate cost reduction on the premise of ensuring the quality of customer application operation. How do I start a cost optimization journey in Crane? Cost display: Multi-dimensional aggregation and display of Kubernetes

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Spring Framework 6.0.0 RC2 released

Spring Framework 6.0.0 released the second RC version. New feature ensures classpath checks can be evaluated at build time #29352 Introduces Register reflection hint for JPA persistence callbacks #29348 Checks if @RegisterReflectionForBinding specifies at least one class #29346 Introduces builder API for AOT engine settings #29341 Supports detection of ongoing AOT processing# 29340 Reorganize HTTP

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