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SaltStack is a configuration management tool unlike any other. It can do some powerful stuff. Find out what it's capable of in this presentation from the software's creator and principal architect.

The amount of users on the internet only continues to grow and as a result we're running out of IPv4. Find out what the future looks like with IPv6.

These developers believe that Google Glass is going to change the world. This talk is an excellent resource for developers who are curious about making their first application for Glass.

Learn what to consider when evaluating a PaaS and how you can utilize leading technologies, like in-memory computing, to quickly build and deploy innovative cloud apps.

You're making a site that needs to accommodate a diverse range of devices, browsers, and users. How do you detect problems and what do you fall back on if problems arise?

Simeon Franklin will set you up with a good foundation for developing with Django in this presentation delivered at University of San Francisco.

You might actually know more about programming for Google Glass than you thought you did. This presentation reveals that all it takes is a little ingenuity and CSS3.

Learn how to build enterprise Java applications that scale from day one by employing parallelism, load distribution, state management, caching, big data, asynchronous processing, and more.

What does Disqus use when they're implementing a service outside of Django? nginx, Lua, and more... Learn about it here.

Scala is equal parts powerful and complex. Discover some tips for writing excellent Scala code straight from the mouth of its inventor.

Part 1 of our tutorial on Desktop Virtualization from one of our VMware deliveries.

Khanderao Kand compares various popular Java cloud platforms, and gives you an idea of what you should consider before selecting one.

Santiago Suarez Ordo̱ez, Lead Backend Developer at Sauce Labs, demystifies Selenium, and shows you when and how to use this great tool for functionally testing your web apps!

Good UX means that the webpage or app is completely intuitive, for anyone, even someone who is a little less tech-savvy. Find out a few simple tips for designing UX that looks and works great.

Find out how LinkedIn is using the Play Framework to build front-end and back-end services at massive scale