FOSS Events in Europe: Rust, foss-north, KubeCon + CloudnativeCon Europe 2018
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Rust loves GNOME Hackfest: Day 1
This is a report of the first day of the Rust loves GNOME Hackfest that we are having in Madrid at the moment. During the first day we had a round of introductions and starting outlining the state of the art.
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Madrid GNOME+Rust Hackfest, part 1
I'm in Madrid since Monday, at the third GNOME+Rust hackfest! The OpenShine folks are kindly letting us use their offices, on the seventh floor of a building by the Cuatro Caminos roundabout.
I am very, very thankful that this time everyone seems to be working on developing gnome-class. It's a difficult project for me, and more brainpower is definitely welcome — all the indirection, type conversion, GObject obscurity, and procedural macro shenanigans definitely take a toll on oneself.
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Five days left
I use to joke that the last week before foss-north is the worst – everything is done, all that is left is the stress.
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KubeCon + CloudnativeCon Europe 2018
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s flagship conference will be taking place in Copenhagen from May 2-4. It will cover Kubernetes, Prometheus OpenTracing, Fluentd, Linkerd, gRPC, CoreDNS, and other key technologies in cloud native computing.
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