In modern web development, JavaScript frameworks play a central role in designing interactive user interfaces. However, these frameworks also bring challenges such as code overhead, longer loading times and higher energy consumption. A new approach that is currently attracting a lot of attention is HTMX. Unlike conventional frameworks, HTMX relies primarily on HTML and largely dispenses with JavaScript, which can lead to simpler, more efficient and more sustainable web development.

This year, the annual global Open Compute Project Summit took place in San José (CA) from October 18-20. We were there ourselves and want to share some of our impressions here.

Bitkom Research, with the help of the Borderstep Institute, has published a current study on the data center market in Germany. We have read the study and compiled important findings for you.

The IPv6 protocol can process packets more efficiently, improve performance, and increase security. In our article, we explain the differences between the two Internet protocols IPv4 and IPv6, and go into the advantages offered by the new IPv6 standard.

The IPv6 protocol can process packets more efficiently, improve performance, and increase security. In our article, we explain the differences between the two Internet protocols IPv4 and IPv6, and go into the advantages offered by the new IPv6 standard.

After our introduction to OpenCompute hardware, in this post of our OCP series we want to go into a bit more detail about the design of OpenCompute hardware, specifically the server design and how it differs from classic hardware.