K is for Kubernetes — the conductor of container chaos. 🎻 In our latest episode of The ABCs of OSS, Taylor breaks down why K8s isn’t just orchestration… it’s the reason modern apps scale, self-heal, and survive the kind of outages that make everyone else panic. We cover: •

Hey! @SpringCloud Contract 5.0.1 released with some serious Maven Plugin fixes! Grab it while it's hot! https://t.co/7l3BgGNdIh and thanks to my employer @herodevs for allowing me to work on this!

Our take: React2Shell isn't a React problem. It's a "shared frameworks = shared attack surface" problem. One CVSS 10.0 flaw. Hours to weaponization. State actors with Ethereum-backed C2. This is what supply chain risk looks like in 2025. Full breakdown:

At the Open Source Summit North America, certain codebases are spoken of like folklore—ancient, fragile, and occasionally rumored to be cursed. Some systems age gracefully. Others simply refuse to go away. A few have reached a rare evolutionary state scientists call

At the Open Source Summit, engineers demonstrated classic traits: slow morning startup, early evening shutdown, and a fondness for wearable swag. Standup took place in its natural habitat—a loose circle of hopeful updates. All in all, a gentle look at engineers in their natural

Few have witnessed engineers in their natural habitat. At Open Source Summit North America, engineers emerge from the terminal to engage in a rare ritual: networking. Some claim to be “invisible to the naked eye.” Others just say they’re on PTO (while still checking Slack).

Migration season report: Some engineers have migrated. Some have plans to migrate. Some are still evaluating options. All have gone mysteriously silent. 🦥 Where do you go when you migrate? #TechHumor #EngineerMigration #OpenSource #TechConference

Engineers. They live among us. Quiet. Logical. Slightly caffeinated. 🔎 In the premiere of Engineers in the Wild, host Wendy Hurst ventures into the open plains of Open Source Summit North America to study the elusive engineer in their natural habitat — conference centers,

A lot of .NET teams blame Microsoft for “moving too fast.” This post explains why that’s not really the problem. 👇 @andrewlocknet breaks down how support windows work, why upgrades can be brutal for large orgs, and what actually happens when a 9.9 CVE hits an out-of-support

We came. We patched. We caused absolute chaos. @ngconf 2025 was one for the books — Patchmasters live, karaoke battles, and nonstop mayhem with the HeroDevs crew. Watch the recap → https://t.co/2oC151tyXT #ngconf #Angular #WebDevelopment #Frontend #HeroDevs

Two decades. Same framework. We keep it running — securely, compliantly, endlessly. ⚡️ Never-Ending Support = Never-Dying Code. #codeneverdies #herodevs #legacycode #struts

👻 Every dev has their demons. Which legacy haunt keeps you up at night? 🧪 Vote below — and yes, “EOL CVEs” counts as a jump scare. #HeroDevs #CodeNeverDies #LegacyCode #Halloween

It’s alive. It’s deprecated. It’s running in prod. #CodeNeverDies #HeroDevs

What’s scarier than ghosts on Halloween? A deprecated codebase… with no one left who remembers how it works. At HeroDevs, we resurrect old frameworks and keep them secure — long after everyone else has run screaming. Code never dies. It just waits for a patch. #CodeNeverDies

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🚨 CVE-2025-55315: Critical HTTP Request Smuggling flaw in https://t.co/u7SwpUU1Ml Core 6-10 and Kestrel ≤ 2.3.0. Ambiguous HTTP parsing lets attackers slip past security checks. HeroDevs NES for .NET backports the fix for EOL frameworks. #CVE202555315 #dotnet #AppSec

In "Yet Another Config File: introducing node.config.json" @satanacchio from @herodevs and the @nodejs Technical Steering Committee introduced the new node.config.json file and explained why it's useful. https://t.co/bk7oQ28gWa

If you are at @AllThingsOpen , and you haven't checked out our booth - WHAT ARE YOU DOING?! Be sure to grab one of our shirts before they're all gone! #allthingsopen #cybersecurity

Best booth award at @AllThingsOpen easily goes to @herodevs. You will never forget that they do end-of-life support for OSS after walking through their haunted graveyard! THIS is how you do booth marketing. (zoom in to read the tombstones)

Git turned coding from a solo sport into a global collaboration. 🌍 In this week’s #ABCsOfOSS: G is for Git — the backbone of open-source innovation (and developer chaos). 🔗 Watch now → https://t.co/tFkNRoBH1n #OpenSource #Git #DeveloperTools #HeroDevs