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GitLab’s S-1 points to an integrated devops future
GitLab prepares to go public, offering a way for devops, security, IT, and business teams to collaborate on software development.
Will Google Cloud ever win over enterprises?
The No. 3 cloud vendor continues its attempts to attract more enterprise customers and grow market share amid stiff competition from AWS and Azure. Can Google do it? Maybe not.
Why embed analytics and data visualizations in apps
Embedding analytics in applications is a smart way to expose insights and decision-making capabilities directly in employee workflow and customer-facing apps.
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Deno 1.14 extends Web Crypto API
Latest update to the Node.js rival also stabilizes the WebSocket API, introduces file locking APIs, and updates the Deno extension for Visual Studio Code.
The lack of cloud skills is hindering cloud progress
The cloud skills shortage is killing enterprises that want to move to new technology quickly. Here are a few creative ways to deal with this issue.
What’s new in Microsoft .NET 6
The next generation of Microsoft’s software development platform, uniting the .NET Framework and .NET Core, is now available as a release candidate.
Visual Studio 2022 Preview 4 shines on developer productivity
Search and IntelliSense performance, hot reload, and debugging get attention in the planned 64-bit upgrade to Microsoft’s flagship IDE.
Python concurrency and parallelism explained
Learn how to use Python’s async functions, threads, and multiprocessing capabilities to juggle tasks and improve the responsiveness of your applications.
How coupling impacts software quality
Why loose coupling between components makes your .NET application more flexible, manageable, scalable, and testable.
DataStax offers serverless, NoSQL Astra DB across multiple regions, clouds
DataStax's move to make its Astra DB database as a service (DBaaS) available in multiple public cloud regions globally helps set it apart from other serverless offerings.
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Eclipse’s Jakarta EE gains momentum
Developer survey by the open source foundation finds nearly half of respondents will migrate to Jakarta within two years.
Put business logic in the application, not the database
Reduce your dependency on scarce database resources to facilitate easier scaling.
Understanding WAGI, the WebAssembly Gateway Interface
One of the oldest web development techniques is back, ready to power a new generation of edge hardware and services.
JDK 17: The new features in Java 17
The latest long-term support release of standard Java features always-strict floating point semantics, a foreign function and memory API, a uniform API for pseudo random number generators, and much more.
What to do when you hit the cloudops wall
Many enterprises are now migrating the more difficult applications and data sets to the cloud. Once they attempt to operationalize these workloads, it’s clear that some things should have been fixed before.
