[Cloudflare]
The Teams Dashboard: The Design Story
Here is the story of how we took Cloudflare for Teams from initial concepts, to an MVP, to now a comprehensive security platform that secures networks, users, devices, and applications.

[Google Research]
Massively Parallel Graph Computation: From Theory to Practice
Posted by Jakub Łącki and Vahab Mirrokni, Research Scientists, Google Research Graphs are useful theoretical representations of the connections between groups of entities, and have been used for a variety of purposes in data science, from ranking web pages by popularity and mapping out social

[GIPHY]
GIPHY Text is Now Live in Our SDK and Chrome Extensions
GIPHY literally has a gazillion pieces of content indexed in its library. Just head over to the website GIPHY.com and type in your fav search terms to get a sense of the incredibly vast amount of results GIFs, Stickers, Clips, etc. that we surface. However, sometimes what you want a GIF to

[Rust]
Building a shared vision for Async Rust
The Async Foundations Working Group believes Rust can become one of the most popular choices for building distributed systems, ranging from embedded devices to foundational cloud services. Whatever they're using it for, we want all developers to love using Async Rust. For that to happen, we need

[Docker]
Docker Community All Hands Recap
We are sharing a recap of last week’s second quarterly Community All-Hands and the feedback we got from the community. The Community All-Hands deepen our engagement with the Docker community and bring users, contributors and staff together on a quarterly basis. It is an opportunity for the

[GitHub]
How we found and fixed a rare race condition in our session handling
On March 8, we shared that, out of an abundance of caution, we logged all users out of GitHub.com due to a rare security vulnerability. We believe that transparency is key in earning and keeping

[Lyft]
Flyte Joins LF AI & Data
A little over a year ago on January 7th, 2020 Lyft open sourced and announced Flyte — its core platform for orchestrating Machine Learning and Data Processing Jobs. Today we are elated to share that Flyte is joining the Linux Foundation AI & Data LF AI&Data, as its 25th hosted project. 2020 has

[.NET]
OpenTelemetry .NET reaches v1.0
As modern application environments are polyglot, distributed, and increasingly complex, observing your application to identify and react to failures has become challenging. In early 2019, two popular instrumentation projects, OpenTracing and OpenCensus, merged to create OpenTelemetry, a new

[Cloudflare]
Cloudflare and WordPress.com partner to Help Build a Better Internet
Today we’re excited to announce a number of initiatives, starting with the integration of Cloudflare’s privacy-first web analytics into WordPress.com. This integration gives WordPress.com publishers choice in how they collect usage data and derive insights about their visitors.

[Cloudflare]
Third Time’s the Cache, No More
Up until now, we wouldn’t cache requests with query strings until we saw them three times. We trace that behavior back to 2010, examine why we might have needed it, and show ourselves why we don’t need it anymore.

[Deezer]
Women’s Voices — A Brand Story
Women’s Voices — A Brand StoryThis post is part of a series about the women behind ‘Women’s Voices’, an in-app story created by Deezer for International Women’s Day:Part. 1: Women’s Voices — A Product StoryPart. 2: Women’s Voices — A Brand StoryMy name is Sarah Kendous and I am Head of Brand at

[New York Times]
Meeting… Sarah Duncan, Lead Data Engineer at The New York Times
Celebrating Women’s History MonthThis March, we are featuring colleagues from across The New York Times in a special Women’s History Month series of ‘Meeting’.Illustration by Claire MerchlinskyWhat are your pronouns?She/HerWhat is your job title and what does it mean?Lead Data Engineer. A data

[Google Research]
Leveraging Machine Learning for Game Development
Posted by Ji Hun Kim and Richard Wu, Software Engineers, Stadia Over the years, online multiplayer games have exploded in popularity, captivating millions of players across the world. This popularity has also exponentially increased demands on game designers, as players expect games to be well-

[Cloudflare]
Moving k8s communication to gRPC
How we use gRPC in combination with Kubernetes to improve the performance and usability of internal APIs.

[Cloudflare]
Random Employee Chats at Cloudflare
We developed the Random Employee Chats application internally, with the goal of recreating the pre-pandemic informal interactions. Here's how we moved from a shared spreadsheet to Cloudflare Workers to automate the entire process.

[Cloudflare]
Welcome to Cloudflare Security Week 2021!
Today kicks off Cloudflare's 2021 Security Week. Like all innovation weeks at Cloudflare, we'll be announcing a dizzying number of new products, opening products that have been in beta to general availability.

[Cloudflare]
Announcing Network On-ramp Partners for Cloudflare One
We know the promise of replacing MPLS links with a global, secure, performant and observable network is going to transform the corporate network and the industry itself.

[Cloudflare]
Magic WAN & Magic Firewall: secure network connectivity as a service
Magic WAN provides secure, performant connectivity and routing for your entire corporate network, reducing cost and operational complexity.

[BBC]
Quality engineering for a shared codebase.
IntroductionThe BBC is developing a shared platform for building its digital products to reduce development complexity and duplication as much as possible. The aim being to enable quicker and more efficient software development processes resulting in quicker delivery of digital content to our

[Netflix]
Scaling Revenue & Growth Tooling
Written by Nick Tomlin, Michael Possumato, and Rahul Pilani.This post shares how the Revenue & Growth Tools RGT team approaches creating full-stack tools for the teams that are the financial backbone of Netflix. Our primary partners are the teams of Revenue and Growth Engineering RGE: Growth,

[New York Times]
Meeting… Charity Garcia, Software Engineer at The New York Times
Celebrating Women’s History MonthThis March, we are featuring colleagues from across The New York Times in a special Women’s History Month series of ‘Meeting’.Illustration by Claire MerchlinskyWhat are your pronouns?She/HerWhat is your job title and what does it mean?I’m a Software Engineer on