Microsoft steers Aspire to a polyglot future

Microsoft’s Aspire development framework has dropped .NET from its name and moved to a new website, as it is now becoming a general-purpose environment for building, testing, and deploying scalable cross-cloud applications. Aspire has already proven to be a powerful...

Developers don’t care about Kubernetes clusters

If you look at the Cloud Native Computing Foundation landscape it might seem cloud developers are a lucky bunch. There seems to be an existing tool for literally every part of the software development life cycle. This means that developers can focus on what they want...