Developing applications that will run in Kubernetes can be painful if you don't have a ready-to-use K8s cluster and relevant CI/CD pipelines. Here's one fast & simple way to deal with that.
Serverless computing is quite a trend. Let's see which Open Source self-hosted serverless frameworks — with Kubernetes support, of course — we have today.
If you're challenged with maintaining a pile of YAMLs for your Kubernetes, more advanced language might come to the rescue. Dhall is one of such options.
Creating manifests for complicated application deployments in Kubernetes might become really challenging due to Helm templates & YAML syntax limitations. If you're struggling with that, cdk8s can be an answer.