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Why there are no shortcuts to machine learning

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What’s new in Microsoft’s Visual Studio 2017

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Cloud computing 2018: How enterprise adoption is taking shape

Research: Nine out of ten companies will have some part of their applications or infrastructure in the cloud by 2019, and the rest expect to follow by 2021. Here’s how they’re making the shift

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Review: 13 Python web frameworks compared

Python programmers have many excellent options for creating web apps and APIs; Django, Weppy, Bottle, and Flask lead the way

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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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Introducing MSIX, the one installer for all Windows apps

Microsoft’s new installer brings Win32 and Windows Store apps together at last

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15 APIs every developer should know

From AI and AR to transportation and telephony, these web APIs open up all kinds of intriguing possibilities to developers

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How to work with threads in C#

Take advantage of multithreading to perform several tasks simultaneously and improve the responsiveness of your application

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What’s new in Julia: Version 1.0 is here

New package manager, better optimization debut in the first production release

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Going multicloud? Avoid these 3 pitfalls

Everyone is moving to multicloud these days, and for good reason. But you can get into big trouble if you don’t be careful

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What’s new in Google’s Dart 2 language

Dart 2 has been rebooted for client-side web and mobile development

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What’s new in Google’s V8 JavaScript engine Version 6.9

The V8 Version 6.9 beta focuses focuses on performance and memory usage

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Data in, intelligence out: Machine learning pipelines demystified

Data plus algorithms equals machine learning, but how does that all unfold? Let’s lift the lid on the way those pieces fit together, beginning to end

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A peek into Azure’s Kubernetes container pattern future

The future of the cloud is distributed applications. So how do you get better at building and deploying them?

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What’s new in Angular: Version 6.1 ships, Version 7 beta arrives

The popular JavaScript framework for desktop and mobile apps produces better code and better supports Google’s Material Design

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Julia tutorial: Get started with the Julia language

Want the convenience of a dynamic language and the performance of a compiled statically typed language? Try Julia

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How to use JWT tokens in ASP.Net Core 2

Take advantage of JSON Web Tokens to implement a loosely coupled security model in your ASP.Net Core applications

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When it comes to databases, why ‘I can’t quit you, baby’

Leaving legacy RDMSs is hard, but eventually enterprises will break free of Oracle’s and others’ last grip on their data infrastructure

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What’s new in the F# programming language

The main behavioral change makes F# tuple types and System.Tuple types completely synonymous, while the Version 4.5 beta brings in Span

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What’s new in Rust 1.28

Rust 1.28 brings more flexibility and ease to memory allocation with global allocators and NonZero types

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