The IOD Year in Review 2018
What kind of year was 2018 for you? The answer probably depends a lot on where you live, which political party you’re aligned with, what industry you’re in, and, of…
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The IOD Year in Review 2018
How Freelancing May Be a Cure for Snoring
By Ofer Prossner, VP Operations, IOD My wife and I recently celebrated four years of marriage (seven years of being together.) I can honestly say that those seven years have…
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How Freelancing May Be a Cure for Snoring
Hey Journalist! You’re More In-Demand Than You Think
By Ofer Prossner, VP, Operations, IOD Hi. My name is Ofer, and I might still be a journalist. I guess that statement requires some explanation. Here’s the background: In college,…
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Hey Journalist! You’re More In-Demand Than You Think
So You Want to Be a Tech Blogger?
NEXT WORKSHOP: APRIL 25, 2018 Have you always wanted to start a tech blog, but worry you can't write well or, worse, fear you don't truly have anything important to…
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So You Want to Be a Tech Blogger?
Kubernetes Is Not the Silver Bullet
By Maish Saidel-Keesing, IOD Expert Does the following sound familiar to you? The industry latches on to a new technology and everyone falls under its spell, a spell that makes…
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Kubernetes Is Not the Silver Bullet
Just a Few AWS Tricks I Learned on the Way
By John Fahl, IOD Expert Once you work with AWS long enough, you realize it changes all the time. Some things that were difficult last year are now easy. Who…
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Just a Few AWS Tricks I Learned on the Way
Should You Ditch Your Standard Package Manager?
For regular folk, there are two operating systems available for computers: Mac or Windows. But for technical folk, things are much more colorful. Whether on servers, on Virtual Machines, or…
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Should You Ditch Your Standard Package Manager?
Are “We” Finally Ready to Respect Women in Tech?
As an Israeli feminist blogger and online activist, I have been fortunate to come across and engage with empowering women over the years. But this is the first time in…
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Are “We” Finally Ready to Respect Women in Tech?
