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Fedora Developer Portal Officially Opens

Written by Michael Larabel in Fedora on 2 November 2015 at 10:08 AM EST. Add A Comment

In time for this week's release of Fedora 23 is the opening of the Fedora Developer Portal.

The Fedora Developer Portal was previously talked about on Phoronix when it soft-launched and the developers behind it were soliciting feedback. Now the Fedora Developer Portal is officially open.

Per today's announcement, the Fedora Developer Portal is a place to learn about new development tools and projects in Fedora, such as Docker and DevAssistant. There will also be overviews of new technologies, tools for different languages, etc.

You can visit the Fedora Developer Portal at developer.fedoraproject.org.

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