JSON ("JavaScript Object Notation") is a way of encoding data as text - e.g., in text files. Its syntax is a subset of JavaScript. In other words: Each piece of JSON data is valid JavaScript source code - it's an expression. This is an example of a text file with JSON data: The syntax of JSON # The syntax of JSON works as follows:
A shell is like browser console, but for the operating system instead of for JavaScript. It helps us with programming by running the tools (programs) we need to get things done. Node.js is a program that lets us run JavaScript code outside browsers - which we can use for a variety of things.
A standardized CI/CD pipeline for microservices should address key challenges such as coordinating cross-service releases, managing backward compatibility, and preventing configuration duplication.
We've up-leveled our AI Copilot and AI Service (N|Sentinel) including a revamped assistant interface. Developers can now triage and resolve performance or security issues faster.