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Eeeeeey I'll be speaking at this! Talking about how #OpenTelemetry and Checkly can work together to give you a total picture of how your systems work. Come join me! 4/25 in SF cc: Daniel Kim Prathamesh Sonpatki

Did you know that #Hacktoberfest is in it's 11th year and is one of the world's largest opensource events? Also, did you know that nearly 100K developers contributed to #OpenSource during last year's Hacktoberfest ? Learn more about the origin story of how what started small at DigitalOcean 11 years ago has now blossed into an innovation machine at scale!

If you're in the Bay area and familiar with OpenTelementry, then this is for you. Our experts are going to talk about Telemetry data - from scaling dozens of PiB capable infra, how to solve real problems with real data and finding out where the market is going. #OpenTelementry #observability

Hacktoberfest has started—And So Are Some Epic Open Source Events!🚀 October is filled with opportunities to dive into open-source and win some cool swags. 🎁 In this article, I’ve covered 7 Open Source Events You can participate in this October. Link in the comment below👇

Over the last four months, we have been navigating confusion and many ambiguities regarding what we should do next. We found ourselves with access to a ton of talent and had to figure out where to put it and how to leverage it to create an environment of value and impact. Promoting technical innovation and skill development is still at the core of what we do. Still, we needed to figure out a business strategy and introduce changes to what we focus on, how we operate and deliver--to better serve the talent, companies, organizations, communities, and our team--in a sustainable way that brings forth the most value and impact out of our work. And that required time! As someone said, "If you build a business right, you don't have to build it again. Taking time is often the fastest way to get what you want." We believe this to be true in this initial stage where we are figuring out things--more so true when it comes to stretching our creative minds and challenging boundaries and status quo to best serve the people and create lasting value and impact. Today, we are announcing changes and new offerings and are gearing up for launch; we are inviting all existing friends of CodeXtreme, hackers, and tech enthusiasts to take part in this survey and product announcement to learn about the new direction we are taking as a company and provide their valuable feedback and perspectives that will influence our decisions for the better. To incentivize the survey and show our appreciation for your time, we are giving away 10$ in cash or worth of pizza to one lucky survey participant through a raffle. If you want a reminder of how incredible our first launch event was, kindly check here: https://lnkd.in/dqhupZmn Take the time to fill out the survey here: https://lnkd.in/dHS-F2v3 To learn more in details about we are working on, please have a sneak peek at our 2.0 Manifesto here for more details: https://lnkd.in/dWACJWjV P.S: More details are included along with these new changes and will be reflected soon on our website.

Ever been interested in contributing to Open Source but don't know where to start? Besides being the spookiest month of the year, October marks the 11th year that Hacktoberfest is running, a month-long event where individuals are encouraged to contribute to Open Source! While a code heavy event, no / low code contributions are also accepted!   For those interested in learning more, join me on Wednesday Oct 2nd from 9-9:30 AM EDT to get an introduction to contributing to Hacktoberfest and open source, see some examples of projects that you can contribute to and have your questions answered. Whether you're a beginner looking to dive in for the first time or a seasoned contributor extraordinaire, Hacktoberfest is a good time for all! Register using the link below to join on the 2nd: https://lnkd.in/ekC8YmGC #hacktoberfest #opensource

Are you curious about the journey to becoming a tech conference speaker? Cody Frenzel opens up in this blog about his journey from delivering his initial meetup presentation to the excitement of connecting with the developer community at larger conferences. Make sure to dive into the full blog to discover the valuable insights he gained throughout his experience! https://gag.gl/dA9Hou #ippontech #techspeaker #lessonslearned #personaldevelopment #ippontechblog

Are you curious about the journey to becoming a speaker at tech conferences? Cody Frenzel opens up in this revealing blog post about his path from delivering his initial meetup presentation to the excitement of connecting with the developer community at various conferences. Make sure to dive into the complete blog and discover the valuable insights he gained throughout his experience! https://gag.gl/dA9Hou #ippontech #techspeaker #lessonslearned #personaldevelopment #ippontechblog

let's contribute open source. Have you registered for it or not? Hacktoberfest is DigitalOcean’s annual event that encourages people to contribute to open source throughout October. Much of modern tech infrastructure—including some of DigitalOcean’s own products—relies on open-source projects built and maintained by passionate people who often don’t have the staff or budgets to do much more than keep the project alive. Hacktoberfest is all about giving back to those projects, sharpening skills, and celebrating all things open source, especially the people that make open source so special. #hacktoberfest #opensource

Ideal for academic research: to modify the physical models and still have the ease of use and numerical stability of commercial software.