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We're excited to bring some tactical improvements to GitKraken Desktop with this 10.6 release. Automatic conflict detection will give you a heads up about potential conflicts when you check out a commit, and you can fine tune the detection to only apply to certain branches (and there's an off switch too of course). Worktrees got a few improvements in the Commit Graph and the Left Panel. Plus! We tackled yet another highly requested feature on feedback.gitkraken.com: support for custom external editors.

What if Engineering Managers had their own Christmas? Who will be put on the naughty list? What presents will be under the tree? Wait, who will be Santa?? Don and Carl explore in this lighthearted video.

Join Jesús Espino, senior staff software engineer at Mattermost, as he walks us through what's new in Mattermost v10.3.

Cloud-based distributed applications have changed how we need to approach reliability and resiliency. How do you make your applications reliable? Here’s Gremlin CEO Josh Leslie to tell you how. Today’s dynamic applications are too complex and constantly changing for humans to wrap their heads around. This means the reliability approaches that worked ten years ago simply won’t be enough. As a technology company (and these days, every company is a technology company), you need to take a different, programmatic approach to testing and improving the reliability of your applications.

80% of failures at the infrastructure layer come from the same core gaps in reliability. Jeff Nickoloff, Gremlin Principal Engineer, goes over how Reliability Management test suites help improve reliability across your organization. Are you waiting for the other reliability shoe to drop and hoping that you actually fixed core resilience issues? Or do you know for sure that you’re resilient to common reliability issues?

AI is transforming the way organizations work globally. It makes everyone look differently at all scales, from workstations to data centers and edge devices. Intel’s strategy heavily focuses on AI as the next milestone to drive innovation and enable other organizations to move their projects beyond experimentation.