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WWDC 2018: What Apple’s latest updates mean for devops teams
From iOS 11 to “digital wellness,” the updates from Apple’s annual developers conference were not to be missed and are now causing the most chatter among the devops community
Visual Studio 2019 roadmap: The features you can expect
Collaboration and AI will get attention along with performance and productivity
Users review top message queues
Software engineers and IT architects reveal what they like and don’t like about IBM MQ and Pivotal RabbitMQ
What’s new in Microsoft Visual Studio Code
Microsoft regularly updates Visual Studio Code. Keep track of the updates’ key capabilities in this changelog
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Biggest Tech Support Time Wasters
When it comes to IT support, time is money. When you take into account loss of employee productivity, a company of 10 employees could lose as much as $183/hour of downtime plus the cost of support. This infographic highlights some of
Luna promises to make JavaScript testing easier
Inspired by Google Go, Luna avoids the effort of other frameworks that require the writing of boilerplate code and have multiple configuration options
How to test developer, data science, and devops job candidates
Even if they can show you code on GitHub, you want your finalists to do a trial project as a real, objective test. Here are the test projects you should use
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Meet the modern software tester: Bug hunters profiled
Young men predominate as bug hunters, many of whom are gamers, work in IT or security, and have studied computer science.
How the role of software testing is evolving
Software testing has the potential to seem boring as shit, but it could also elevated to sexy, where testers are the stewards of the customer experience
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When Every Second Counts
These are the stories of three companies that discovered a way to deliver faster, more effective remote support and drive performance throughout their organizations.
Open source’s existential dilemma: the meaning of ‘free'
Developers once were quick to distinguish open source as “free as in freedom, not free as in beer.” Today, as GitHub shows, they demand the beer but are nonchalant about the freedom
Apple says you can port iOS apps to the Mac next year
Apple has begun porting some of its simple apps to test out the porting approach now under development
The future of Java: How Jakarta EE will unfold under Eclipse
The open source tools organization wants to adopt Docker, NoSQL, and Kubernetes in enterprise Java, while standardizing on Maven and Jenkins
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Four remote support fails – and what your company can learn from them
These days, a lot of companies are moving to remote support. Done right, it allows you to resolve customer issues quickly, limit downtime and maintain peak productivity. Done wrong, remote support can cause more problems than it
Introducing CloudEvents for event-driven development
An effective set of standards for handling events and API calls will make it easier for developers to extend existing services to support serverless endpoints
How to use the state design pattern in .Net
Take advantage of the state design pattern to allow an object to change its behavior when its internal state changes
What’s new in TypeScript 2.9
The new Version 2.9 of the JavaScript superset adds support for object literals and numeric types—but also can break your existing code
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Get started with Angular
A step-by-step guide to installing the tools, creating an application, and getting up to speed with Angular components, directives, services, and routers
What’s new in NativeScript
The framework that turns JavaScript, TypeScript, and Angular into native mobile apps adds starter templates, has direct Vue.js support
What’s next for the Groovy language: The 2018 roadmap
The JVM stalwart will support Java 9 modularity and Java 8 lambda capabilities, and now provides a new macro capability
How to start your own bug-bounty program
Code vulnerabilities and other entry points for hackers exist in your systems. Why not use hackers to help find and fix them?
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PaaS platforms are dead, thanks to IaaS providers
Public PaaS clouds are not what they were a few years ago, with public IaaS clouds stealing much of their cloud development thunder—and market share
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