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Date/Time: Wednesday, Nov 17, 10am Pacific / 1pm Eastern
Presenters: Pete Garcin, Director of Product Management, Dana Crane, Product Marketing Manager
ActiveState is retiring our popular ActivePython and ActivePerl "one size fits all" distributions after more than 20 years. Learn why and how the ActiveState Platform provides a modern alternative that helps you deliver software faster and safer.
Streamline package management by automatically building packages from source, resolving dependencies and creating reproducible environments.
Remediate vulnerabilities faster by identifying, resolving and automatically rebuilding a secure environment in minutes.
Secure your software supply chain with the ActiveState Platform's universal build service, which ensures the integrity and security of the Python and Perl packages you use.
Can't attend? Register anyways and we'll send you the recording.
Date/Time: Wednesday, Nov 17, 10am Pacific / 1pm Eastern
Presenters: Pete Garcin, Director of Product Management, Dana Crane, Product Marketing Manager
ActiveState is retiring our popular ActivePython and ActivePerl "one size fits all" distributions after more than 20 years. We'll discuss why and how the ActiveState Platform provides a more secure and modern alternative.
Join us on Nov. 17 to learn how you can streamline Python and Perl management and deploy safer and faster with a modern alternative to all-in-one distributions.
Presenters: Pete Garcin, Director of Product Management, Dana Crane, Product Marketing Manager
If you or your team have used all-in-one distributions like ActivePython or ActivePerl, this webinar will be of value to you. We'll discuss how the ActiveState Platform provides a modern alternative that streamlines package management and secures Python and Perl from the start of development through to production.
Streamline package management by automatically building packages from source, resolving dependencies and creating reproducible environments.
Remediate vulnerabilities faster by identifying, resolving and automatically rebuilding a secure environment in minutes.
Secure your software supply chain with the ActiveState Platform's universal build service, which ensures the integrity and security of the Python and Perl packages you use.
Can't attend on November 17? Register anyways and we'll send you the recording.
