In celebration of JavaScript's 25th anniversary, Pluralsight is offering 25 FREE courses in the month of December.

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I recently got my hands on the Raspberry Pi 400, the "$70 desktop PC," and I have now had the chance to try it out for a few days. As someone who has tinkered with Raspberry Pis since the beginning, I am always excited about new products. This one is drastically different from the others. Here are my thoughts.

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So one of my favorite Linux distributions, Pop!_OS, has released a new version, 20.10, and I’ve been using it since release day. Here are my thoughts.

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You can set up EC2 Auto Scaling groups in minutes if you know how. I recently did a live stream showing off Pluralsights new Cloud Labs feature, and we walked through this lab.

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Recently, Digital Ocean announced they’re entering the PaaS market with their new application platform. They’ve hosted virtual machines (droplets) and Kubernetes based services for years, but now they’re creating a platform that’s a simple point and click to get an application up and running.

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Want your Go programs to run faster? Optimizing string comparisons in Go can improve your application’s response time and help scalability. Comparing two strings to see if they’re equal takes processing power, but not all comparisons are the same.

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So you’re a front end developer, and you want to learn some backend stuff. You want to become a full stack developer someday, so where do you start? Google’s Go language is an excellent place.

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I picked up the new Raspberry Pi High Quality camera last week. It’s pretty impressive. In this article, I’ll show you some ways to interact with this camera and do some cool stuff with it.

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You can use cloud services for IoT, but to truly learn you need to build your own service, and that's what we'll do here. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to grab temperature from a Raspberry Pi and build an endpoint to store the data, with Go.

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Migrating to the cloud is one of the biggest challenges organizations face today. To do it well, you need systems that are fast, secure and scalable. It's difficult to know where to start or how to find the best way forward.

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