Red Hat and Fedora
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Red Hat Refining its Rapid Mobile App Development Tools
Companies sometimes need a quickly-built mobile app to fit a "right now" need, such as a last-minute customer service order-entry form app or something that will let customers easily sign up for newsletters.
But instead of having to assign the creation of these kinds of basic apps to already overloaded developers, which can delay them from working on more business-centric development projects, an increasing number of IT vendors are providing tools that let non-developers assemble basic apps with a few clicks. Using these "low code" tools, non-developers can relatively easily assemble a collection of ready-made components into working apps using what are essentially the Lego building blocks of software.
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Analysts mean rating score stands at 2.00 while Red Hat, Inc.’s (RHT) stock price is now at $82.58: Stock Buzzer
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Stock Update: Estimates & Target in Focus for Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE:RHT)
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Is Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE:RHT) a Long Term Growth Play?
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How has Red Hat, Inc.: (NYSE:RHT) performed recently?
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Red Hat, Inc. (NYSE:RHT): A Detailed Look at its Institutional Ownership
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Working on the portfolio
I’ve been working on making a portfolio of what I did for the Fedora Regional Hubs project. Did you know I did a _lot_ of stuff?
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