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Tony Mattke’s “Going Pro” Git article for network engineers covers practical workflow upgrades like SSH keys, pre-commit hooks, GitHub Actions linting, branch protection, pull request reviews, and the gh CLI, making it a valuable next step for anyone moving beyond Git basics.
Cursor is introducing a new code-hosting platform aimed at competing with GitHub, leveraging its AI Code Editor expertise.
The author, initially criticized for not using GitHub for Ansible issues, attempts to engage with open-source processes but feels naive after encountering another bug.
An Ansible release broke network device configuration playbooks, leading to a debate on GitHub about deprecating template usage in the 'src' parameter.
Ollama, supported by Benchmark, has gained significant attention on GitHub with 176,000 stars and 17,000 forks by facilitating AI deployment on personal computers for developers.
The netlab GitHub repository, initially a small project to learn Python and simplify Vagrantfile complexities, has impressively reached 2000 merged or closed pull requests, thanks to the contributions and support from the community.
The Cisco DevNet channel's interview with Suresh Vina on "Getting Started with netlab" has boosted netlab.tools documentation visits, surpassing ipspace.net blog traffic for the first time.
Tony Mattke developed and shared several networking-focused CLI tools on GitHub, which may be beneficial for users needing such resources.
GitHub has become the latest target in a series of software supply chain attacks perpetrated by the cybercriminal group TeamPCP.
Switching to Hermes from OpenClaw is driven by its growth potential, user-friendly features, and strong community support, making it a compelling choice for AI tool users.
Mike McQuaid shares his expert insights on using AI agents securely in GitHub repositories, offering practical recommendations based on his extensive software development experience.
GitHub, once a cornerstone of software development, is facing severe reliability issues, causing frustration among developers and leading some, like Mitchell Hashimoto, to abandon the platform due to frequent outages and operational problems.
Milan Zapletal has authored an article introducing Netlab, explaining its significance for network engineers, and showcasing a comprehensive netlab topology.
OpenClaw, a powerful AI harness with 308,000 GitHub stars, simplifies complex tasks by integrating with various AI models, offering a quick setup process, and allowing users to efficiently deploy AI agents.
The content discusses the controversy surrounding donation banners, the emergence of successors to Booklore, and a crucial public service announcement for GitHub users.
Leaked "DarkSword" exploits on GitHub enable hackers to attack iPhone users with outdated iOS versions using spyware, cybersecurity experts warn.
Sebastien d’Argoeuves created an independent solution to automate Cisco SD-WAN deployment using standardized files, complementing netlab's capabilities without vendor-specific feature support.
OpenClaw's rapid rise and acquisition by OpenAI highlights the challenges faced by open-source projects, many of which experience burnout, acquisition, or obsolescence, as seen with projects like Faker.js, Parse, and Meteor.
The LinkedIn post discusses a proof-of-concept involving AI agents communicating using BGP, with further details available on GitHub, although the concept initially seems intriguing, deeper examination may reveal complexities.
The proliferation of AI-generated code and content is causing issues in open-source communities, with AI hallucinations and low-quality contributions leading to increased skepticism and challenges for maintainers, while the AI industry's rapid growth mirrors past tech bubbles.
Open Claw, an open-source AI assistant developed by Peter Steinberger, offers advanced capabilities like making reservations, managing emails, and executing commands on your computer, distinguishing itself from other AI by running locally for enhanced privacy and functionality.
Rocket.noob revolutionizes AI app development by enabling precise, command-based builds on mobile devices, allowing users to create and manage production-grade applications anywhere with ease and accuracy.
AutoCloud is a free, open-source, autonomous coding framework that enhances Claude's capabilities with a user-friendly UI, enabling end-to-end software development with minimal human intervention.
Reflecting on the fast pace of time and technological trends, the author emphasizes prioritizing loved ones and shares updates on transitioning netlab from a specific automation tool, with progress available on GitHub and results expected in January.
Continue Dev introduces a mission control feature to streamline AI workflows, transforming signals from dev tools into automated coding solutions, enhancing efficiency and automation in development tasks.
In this Free Code Camp podcast episode, Quincy Larson interviews Jason Langdorf, discussing the evolving developer job market, the overestimation of AI coding tools by CEOs, and new educational resources from Free Code Camp, including JavaScript certification and courses on Git, GitHub, and R programming.
This course offers a comprehensive introduction to Git for version control and GitHub for collaboration, covering essential commands, workflows, and concepts for tracking and managing file changes across various projects.
Google's Code Wiki is a revolutionary tool that provides continuously updated, interactive documentation for code repositories, enhancing understanding and collaboration by utilizing advanced Gemini models to generate and maintain a structured wiki.
In this episode, Quincy Larson discusses new Free Code Camp courses, Andrea Griffiths' inspiring journey, and community updates, including open-source Zork games and a classic song recommendation.
Aleksandr Albin created a nearly 20-router lab topology for inter-AS IP multicast practice, shared on GitHub, and documented his experience on LinkedIn.
Dmitry Klepcha's document guides users through building data center fabric labs with netlab, from basic IP networks to advanced EVPN/VXLAN setups, with accessible GitHub resources.
Google Deep Mind's revamped AI studio introduces the free Build Mode, an agentic coding tool enabling app creation and integration with state-of-the-art models like Gemini 2.5 Pro, offering features such as voice commands and GitHub connectivity.
The new files plugin allows embedding small files, like configuration files or custom reports, into lab topologies, enabling sharing as a single downloadable file from a GitHub repository.
GitHub has launched GitHub Copilot CLI in public preview, offering AI-powered coding assistance directly in the terminal, enhancing development speed and integration with IDEs, while HubSpot provides a guide on leveraging AI agents for business advantages.
GitHub's new open-source toolkit, SpecKit, revolutionizes AI-powered development by centering the process around specifications, transforming them into living, executable documents that guide coding agents through a structured four-phase workflow.
This course provides a comprehensive guide to submitting an iOS app to the App Store, covering essential steps from registering application IDs to automating build and distribution processes using Xcode Cloud and CI/CD workflows.
Rocket is an advanced AI app builder that transforms natural language prompts into fully functional, high-quality web and mobile applications in minutes, offering seamless integration with tools like Figma and GitHub.
Century Seir is an advanced AI debugging agent that revolutionizes codebases by automatically detecting, analyzing, and fixing issues using deep context understanding and powerful code generation.
Google's Gemini CLI, an open-source terminal agent, offers a robust AI model with extensive features like planning and implementation modes, VS Code integration, and community-driven enhancements, making it a formidable tool for developers.
A leading AI coding tool has experienced rapid growth, gaining five million new users in just three months.
In 2025, the Model Context Protocol (MCP) revolutionizes application development by standardizing AI model interactions with APIs, eliminating custom integrations and enabling seamless communication across various tools and platforms.
Ryan Panchadsaram discusses the critical role developers play in fighting climate change through efficient coding, contributing to open-source projects, and supporting GitHub’s Climate Action Plan for sustainable technology advancement.
Since Monday, heavy users of Claude Code, especially those on the $200-a-month Max plan, have faced unexpected usage restrictions, receiving only a "Claude usage limit reached" message.
Big tech companies like Microsoft and Google have numerous lesser-known software tools on GitHub, and tools like GitHub Repo Explorer can help users discover these hidden gems.
Cursor 1.0 introduces powerful new features like an AI-powered bugbot for GitHub, a background coding assistant, and Jupyter notebook support, enhancing coding productivity and workflow efficiency.
Justin Ryburn discusses the networking industry's state, focusing on attracting new talent, integrating DevOps tools, and maximizing expertise by pairing development and network operations.
Microsoft has open-sourced GitHub Copilot and the Windows Subsystem for Linux, offering developers unprecedented access to powerful tools, while reshaping the AI coding landscape and fostering innovation.
GitHub Copilot's new coding agent automates tasks like bug fixes and feature additions by autonomously handling GitHub issues, enhancing developer productivity while maintaining a natural review process.
Microsoft's Copilot event showcased AI advancements, highlighting tools like GitHub CodeSpaces and CodePilot Agent that enhance productivity, streamline tasks, and enable developers to build and utilize AI agents effectively.
JJ Asghar from IBM discusses leading with influence by managing open-source projects, adapting communication styles, and influencing decisions without formal authority.
