Heather Joslyn

The open source fork of Terraform was meant to protect organizations dependent on the tool and its ecosystem, said Ohad Maislish of env0 to host Chris Pirillo in this episode of The New Stack Makers.

Generative AI won’t steal your job, but computer science chops may be less crucial going forward, said Paige Bailey of Google in this episode of The New Stack Makers.

The New York Times has more than 1,000 developers — who used a chaotic mix of tools and deployment environments. Here’s how it's adopting platform engineering.

The discovery in March of a XZ Utils "backdoor" and a foiled hack of OpenJS's software libraries in 2023 should raise alarms for everyone who uses open source code, said the OpenJS Foundation's chief in this episode of Makers.

Code generation tools may help developers code faster, but they're not making operations easier, said Heroku's CEO in this episode of The New Stack Makers.

60% of project maintainers are volunteers, and they're less likely to implement security practices, according to Tidelift's new survey.

It's that time of year again when you tell us what you want to read, hear and watch on The New Stack in the coming year.

The Open Source Initiative's Release Candidate 1 identifies four categories of data and demands sharing of data, source code and model parameters.

On All Things Open's last day, Matt Mullenweg cancels and a keynoter from CISA takes software companies to task for shifting responsibility for security onto the end user.

Panelists from Honeycomb.io, Netflix and Torc joined TNS Publisher Alex Williams to discuss how to build a career in the GenAI era. Spoiler: Flexibility matters.