Headlamp is an open source web UI for Kubernetes created by the team at Kinvolk, which was recently acquired by Microsoft. It’s a great-looking alternative to the built-in Kubernetes Dashboard.

Explore the limitations of using Docker Compose within Kubernetes environments and discover alternative tools like Kompose, Skaffold, DevSpace, and Tilt that offer more robust and scalable solutions for Kubernetes-native development workflows.

Dive into Lens, an open-source Kubernetes IDE that provides developers with a powerful graphical interface to manage clusters, monitor metrics, and streamline workflows.

If you're developing apps that run in Kubernetes, running them locally with Docker Compose may seem like a simple solution. But it can cause problems, as your local environment will be very different from how your apps run production.

Explore the pros and cons of developing in local versus remote Kubernetes clusters, and learn how to choose the right setup for your team's needs.

Explore how Tilt enhances Kubernetes development by providing live reloading, a customizable Tiltfile, and a web UI, making it a powerful alternative to Docker Compose for efficient and scalable workflows.

What makes developers happy and productive? If you talk to people who work in the tech industry, they will likely all have opinions on it, but there's no clear, shared definition of developer productivity. So how can we measure developer productivity? And how can we improve it?

Discover how Kubernetes sandboxes, whether local or shared, can improve software quality by providing isolated environments that mirror production systems, facilitating early validation and reducing bugs.

In this article, we'll describe and compare four different Kubernetes development environments and explain when to use which dev environment.

Explore the three pivotal stages of Kubernetes development: setting up developer environments, streamlining the inner development loop with tools like DevSpace and Tilt, and establishing efficient deployment workflows to enhance productivity and collaboration.

Discover how to build an internal Kubernetes platform that enables developers to create and manage their own namespaces, reducing operational overhead and accelerating development cycles. Learn about the benefits of self-service environments, improved resource utilization, and enhanced developer autonomy.

The problems with the ways Kubernetes access is currently provided to developers and why the rather new concept of virtual Kubernetes clusters (vClusters) might be a better alternative.