Robert Kimani
Robert is a Linux enthusiast and an open source advocate, currently transitioning into a site reliability engineering (SRE) role.
Robert is a Linux enthusiast and an open source advocate, currently transitioning into a site reliability engineering (SRE) role. Always striving to learn more, he’s pursuing Red Hat Certified Architect – Infrastructure path certification. Besides his love for Linux, he believes in helping others and is compassionate about giving back to the community. When he’s not on a Linux terminal, he likes cycling, hiking and exploring nature.
How to launch high-impact engineering projects
The stakes are high, but a good plan and dedicated launch captain can keep these important projects on track.
Why OpenFeature is central to modern feature management
Get to know the open source project changing the game for feature flags.
Who holds the edge in the JavaScript framework wars?
Are React and Angular breaking free of the competition in the great JavaScript framework wars?
How to speed up code reviews
Code reviews don’t have to be painful. Here’s how to embrace tools and more collaborative processes to raise the bar on your review cycle.
12 things to consider when assessing open source software
Open source has been gathering more and more traction. But consider some of the risks before taking a leap.
