A new model of declarative programming languages has emerged for building infrastructure as code, promising more simplicity and safety than imperative languages.

In a variety of venues, the application of declarative programming practices and principles are starting to expand in ways that solve many long-standing frustrations with making technology work ...

Functional programming languages are declarative, meaning that a computation’s logic is expressed without describing its control flow. In declarative programming, there are no statements.

Some network teams are finding power and simplicity in the shift from telling devices what to do—imperative programming—to describing what they should be—declarative programming.

Declarative vs. Imperative Systems Declarative systems and languages are different from what we typically think of as computer code. Most computer languages are imperative, not declarative.

Declarative and imperative configuration commands One of the interesting features of the Kubernetes container orchestration technology is that it’s state-based. Under Kubernetes, once you define how ...

"This shift from an imperative to a declarative model addresses many UX issues inherent in transaction-based systems, significantly improving user and developer experience while enhancing ...

Learn the ins and outs of Kubernetes Pods and explore the difference between imperative and declarative approaches in YAML configuration.