Paul Krill

Editor at Large

Paul Krill is an editor at large at InfoWorld, focusing on coverage of application development (desktop and mobile) and core Web technologies such as HTML5, Java, and Flash.

The Latest from Paul

Stencil web components compiler beta due soon

The open source compiler builds web components and progressive web apps (PWAs)

What’s new in Oracle’s GraalVM multilanguage virtual machine

The universal virtual machine enters production status

WebAssembly gets its own IDE

The WebAssembly Studio beta helps developers get up to speed on the portable code format

Stdlib roadmap: JavaScript will finally get a standard library

Details emerge as to what the expansive standard library will offer—as well as its focus on numerical and scientific computing applications

15 Java frameworks that give developers a boost

Java development frameworks can help developers get an application up and running faster, offering code reuse and eliminating the task of building boilerplate code

What’s new in Microsoft Visual Studio Code

Microsoft regularly updates Visual Studio Code. Keep track of the updates’ key capabilities in this changelog

Rust and JavaScript interoperability coming via WebAssembly

Mozillas’s goal is to make Rust a web language like JavaScript, for use alongside WebAssembly and JavaScript in web apps

If you develop software with Microsoft, you now own the rights

With more and more enterprises becoming involved in software development with their vendors, a growing concern has emerged over who owns that intellectual property

What’s new in the Sails Node.js framework

Sails.js Version 1.0 features async/await capabilities and a web template

Nginx debuts app server for microservices

It has also upgraded its Nginx Plus application server and announced a new control plane

What’s new in React 16.3 JavaScript UI library

The Version 16.3 release of Facebook’s React JavaScript UI library brings life cycle changes as well as an API for context