Thursday, November 6, 2014

Komodo Personal is Here to Stay! New Upgrade and Support Options

Komodo IDE

New Personal License Options

Good news everyone!

Since we introduced Komodo IDE Personal a few months ago as a limited time offer, we have received lots of great feedback. Therefore, we are pleased to announce that Komodo IDE Personal is here to stay, along with new upgrade and support options!

  • Personal IDE license: $99
  • Upgrades and Support subscription: $39/year
  • Manual version upgrade: $59

If you're considering Komodo IDE for individual use, without a company reimbursing you, the Personal license gives you all the features of Komodo IDE at an affordable price.

Buy Komodo IDE Personal


Already bought Komodo Personal? Now you can keep up with the latest releases without having to buy a new license. Simply add an Upgrades and Support subscription to your existing license.

Now is the perfect time to enjoy Komodo Personal, lock in your automatic upgrade, and take advantage of our top-notch support.

Learn more and buy Komodo Personal today at:

komodoide.com/pricing

We're all very excited about this announcement and hope you are too. Stay tuned for more updates in our upcoming newsletters.

Happy coding,

- The Komodo Team, ActiveState

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Tuesday, October 28, 2014

Join Tomorrow's LIVE Cloud Fireside Chat - The State of Data Centers and Enterprise IT


Dear sherly,

Join us live tomorrow for an exciting conversation on how the cloud is transforming data centers, and how these changes are impacting enterprise IT infrastructure planning.

Hosted by Bernard Golden, this interactive webcast will feature guest luminary Mark Thiele, Executive VP at Switch SUPERNAP, one of the world's largest and most innovative third-party data center providers.

Watch a sneak preview – and register to attend LIVE tomorrow at this link:

fireside.activestate.com.

Date/Time: Wed. Oct. 29th, 10 am PT / 1 pm ET / 5 pm GMT
Duration:
1 hour
Submit questions beforehand or in real-time on Twitter (#cfchat)

This interactive webcast will cover topics such as:

  • Pros and cons for companies to run their own data centers
  • How the cloud is changing the way data centers are operating
  • Industry trends in data center operations, efficiency and cost
  • The state of data centers in 2020 and beyond


Guest Luminary: Mark Thiele, Executive Vice-President, Data Center Technologies, Switch SUPERNAP
Mark Thiele evaluates new data center technologies, develops partners, and provides thought leadership at Switch, developer of the SUPERNAP chain of modern data centers, where he also writes the SwitchScribe blog. He is also founder and president of Data Center Pulse, a not-for-profit group focused on improving data center efficiency.
Mark Thiele, Switch
Hosted by Bernard Golden, VP of Strategy, ActiveState

Named in Wired.com as one of the ten most influential people in cloud computing, Bernard Golden is the author or co-author of four books on virtualization, including Virtualization for Dummies and Amazon Web Services for Dummies, and is the cloud computing advisor for CIO Magazine.

Read Bernard's blog post on what you can look forward to on tomorrow's webcast.

Bernard Golden, ActiveState
Attend This Fireside Chat

We look forward to seeing you at tomorrow's Fireside Chat!

- The Stackato Team, ActiveState

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Friday, October 17, 2014

Explore the Future of Data Centers - Next Cloud Fireside Chat, Oct. 29th

What's the future of the data center? What are the biggest barriers for companies to achieve data center operational and cost efficiency? And does the need for greater efficiency mean that the on-premise data center is a threatened species?

Explore these questions and more in our next Cloud Luminary Fireside Chat, featuring Mark Thiele, Executive VP at Switch SUPERNAP, the world leader in data center ecosystem design, development and mission critical operations.

Register to attend the Oct. 29 Fireside Chat.

In this interactive discussion, Mark Thiele and host Bernard Golden will discuss topics such as:

  • Pros and cons for a company to run its own data centers
  • Expertise required for operating a data center vs. servers and storage
  • Industry trends, such as the shift towards digitally-focused enterprises
  • The state of data centers in 2020 and beyond


Guest Luminary: Mark Thiele, Executive Vice-President, Data Center Technologies, Switch
Mark Thiele evaluates new data center technologies, develops partners, and provides thought leadership at Switch, developer of the SUPERNAP chain of modern data centers, where he also writes the SwitchScribe blog. He is also founder and president of Data Center Pulse, a not-for-profit group focused on improving data center efficiency.
Mark Thiele, Switch
Hosted by Bernard Golden, VP of Strategy, ActiveState
Named in Wired.com as one of the ten most influential people in cloud computing, Bernard Golden is the author or co-author of four books on virtualization, including Virtualization for Dummies and Amazon Web Services for Dummies, and is the cloud computing advisor for CIO Magazine.
Bernard Golden, ActiveState
Attend This Fireside Chat


More Insights at the IT Cloud Computing Conference (IC3)

Bernard Golden will also be a keynote speaker at IC3, Oct. 27-28 in San Francisco. IC3 is the first enterprise cloud training conference with technical content and training for the leading cloud platforms.

As sponsors, we are offering a $995 VIP registration. Simply go to www.icee3.com/promo and use promo code IC32014-VIP. Alternatively, women receive a 50% discount on registration, courtesy of Intel's sponsorship of the IC3 Cloud Scholars program. Visit http://icee3.com/ to learn more.

We look forward to seeing you at our next Fireside Chat on Oct. 29th!

The Stackato Team, ActiveState

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Thursday, September 25, 2014

Join Tomorrow's LIVE Cloud Fireside Chat with Donnie Berkholz, RedMonk and Bernard Golden, ActiveState

sherly,

Join us live tomorrow for an exciting conversation on the latest developments in the cloud, such as DevOps, new application architectures and their implications on IT.

This premier edition of the Cloud Luminary Fireside Chats is hosted by Bernard Golden and features guest luminary Donnie Berkholz, Analyst and Resident PhD at RedMonk.

Register for tomorrow's Fireside Chat.

Date: Friday, Sep. 26th
Time: 10 am PT / 1 pm ET / 5 pm GMT
Duration: About 1 hour

This interactive discussion will cover topics such as:

  • What DevOps really means
  • Are cloud and DevOps flipsides of the same coin?
  • The perspective of developers vs. sysadmins
  • DevOps and the Bay Area bubble
  • Microservices vs. monolithic architecture


Guest Luminary: Donnie Berkholz, Analyst and Resident PhD at RedMonk
Donnie Berkholz is an IT industry analyst at RedMonk as well as an open-source developer and leader of Gentoo Linux. He brings a strong quantitative and analytical background as a Ph.D.-trained scientist to bear on software development and community management.
Donnie Berkholz, RedMonk
Hosted by Bernard Golden, VP of Strategy, ActiveState
Named in Wired.com as one of the ten most influential people in cloud computing, Bernard Golden is the author or co-author of four books on virtualization, including Virtualization for Dummies and Amazon Web Services for Dummies.
Bernard Golden, ActiveState
Attend Tomorrow's Fireside Chat

We look forward to seeing you!

The Stackato Team, ActiveState

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Tuesday, September 9, 2014

Introducing Cloud Luminary Fireside Chats - Talks on the Frontier of Cloud Computing

Are you ready to break out of the mold of traditional IT? Are you intrigued by new models of efficiency such as DevOps and IT as a Service that leverage the capabilities of cloud computing?

Join us on Friday, Sep. 26th, 10 am PT / 1pm ET / 5pm GMT as we present Cloud Luminary Fireside Chats. This webcast series features world-renowned thought leaders discussing the latest developments in cloud computing and their impact on the software development and IT industries.

Register for the Sep. 26 Fireside Chat.

Hosted by Bernard Golden, the Sep. 26 webcast will feature Donnie Berkholz of RedMonk and cover topics such as:

  • Implementing DevOps
  • The business of data science and machine learning
  • The role of software developers in the enterprise
  • Microservices and other software design models


Guest Luminary: Donnie Berkholz, Analyst and Resident PhD at RedMonk
Donnie Berkholz is an IT industry analyst at RedMonk as well as an open-source developer and leader of Gentoo Linux. He brings a strong quantitative and analytical background as a Ph.D.-trained scientist to bear on software development and community management.
Donnie Berkholz, RedMonk
Hosted by Bernard Golden, VP of Strategy, ActiveState
Named in Wired.com as one of the ten most influential people in cloud computing, Bernard Golden is the author or co-author of four books on virtualization, including Virtualization for Dummies, and is the cloud computing advisor for CIO Magazine.
Bernard Golden, ActiveState
Attend the Next Fireside Chat

We hope to see you on Sep. 26th!

The Stackato Team, ActiveState

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