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Networking isn’t what it used to be. The epicenter of networking has moved from company-owned datacenters to the cloud. Wireless networks also change how we connect our locations together, how we think about security, the economics of networking, and how we take care of them. 2020 is going to be an exciting year, where Wireless is not just Wi-Fi or 5G—it’s both.

If the ability to write code is a super power, my origin story is rooted in an obsession with classic coin-op video games that started when I was 10 years old.

"DevNet and I have personally been at every Cisco Live since that event. We are constantly looking at how to improve the experience and to increase attendance." Mike Mackay invites you to celebrate 5 years of the DevNet Zone.

Aaron shares his experience in learning a new skill with Python, and how he realize that the frustration is all part of the process.

To start learning Golang, I built my local environment and also played with a tour of Go, then picked up the basics, such as Variables, Primitives, Constants, and Arrays and Slices.

The programming languages and tools you use to develop in the world of tokens and distributed applications, generally differ from blockchain to blockchain.

I'll be at Cisco Live in Melbourne, Australia helping delegates with concepts around Kubernetes, git, REST APIs, and developer tooling. Come by the DevNet Zone and get more comfortable with programming, DevOps, NetDevOps.

What should an engineer add in their home lab to make it a good learning environment for learning about network programmability?