ARM is moving into a period where it may become financially unviable and thus unable to resist becoming a competitive pawn for a powerhouse like Apple. | Continue reading
Feedback is routinely requested and occasionally considered. Using feedback and doing something with it is nowhere near as routine. | Continue reading
SingleStore, the cloud-native database built for speed and scale to power data-intensive applications, today announced it has raised $116 million in financing led by the growth equity business within Goldman Sachs Asset Management (Goldman Sachs) with new participation from Sanab … | Continue reading
Kotlin 1.7.0 includes updates like an alpha version of the K2 compiler, improvements to incremental compilation in Gradle, and more. | Continue reading
Policy-as-code allows organizations to adopt many best practices we see around authorization directly within the development life cycle. | Continue reading
How and why can a programming language standardized so long ago remain relevant in the age of cloud and high-performance computing? | Continue reading
The aftermath of Richard Stallman rejoining the Free Software Foundation (FSF) continues as a long-time donor and contributor suspends its funding to the foundation | Continue reading
Amazon announces it will create new open source forks of Elasticsearch and Kibana | Continue reading
SD Times is declaring 2021 the year of low-code platforms because it has reached a maturity point where it can no longer be looked at as a toy. | Continue reading
LinearB has created a new tool to help development teams overcome challenges with extant project management tools | Continue reading
GitHub today announced the ReadME Project, a new space designed to share and highlight open-source stories that are moving humanity forward. According to the company, while 99% of the software that powers the world is built on open-source code, the maintainers and developers of t … | Continue reading
Facebook has developed a new neural transcompiler system, Transcoder, to make it easier to migrate codebases to other languages. | Continue reading
Gremlin’s Status Check brings safety to chaos experimentation in production by verifying systems are healthy and ready for chaos engineering. | Continue reading
The Eclipse Foundation just released version 1 of an open-source alternative to Visual Studio Code called Eclipse Theia. | Continue reading
One challenge is approaching DevSecOps from a tools-only perspective, without considering the impacts of change on processes and people. | Continue reading
Docker has announced that it is shifting its focus to developers via updates to Docker Desktop and Docker Hub. | Continue reading
The results of both the Nim and Clojure community surveys are both in, providing some insight into how the community interacts with each language. | Continue reading
JRebel releases a report highlighting the impact of microservices on Java Developers, as well as challenges they’re facing. | Continue reading
Mozilla has released its first Mozilla Web DNA survey, which highlights some of the major pain points of web development | Continue reading
Delphix thought leader Sanjeev Sharma defines what data means in a DevOps world | Continue reading
Many organizations discover the need for incident and postmortem processes in a similar way: a major incident goes badly, and they resolve to never let it happen again. | Continue reading
Oracle announces the release of Autonomous Linux, a completely autonomous operating system. | Continue reading
Java has been around for a long time, and over the past few years it has undergone significant changes to keep it relevant. It is still the most popular programming language among developers, according to JetBrains’ State of Developer Ecosystem in 2019 report. But it may not hold … | Continue reading
DeepCode is bringing its AI-powered code review capabilities to Visual Studio Code. The company announced an open-source extension that will enable developers to use DeepCode to detect bugs and issues in Visual Studio Code. RELATED CONTENT: Artificially intelligent “co-developer … | Continue reading
Python projects pledge to transition from Python 2.7 to Python 3 by the end of the year | Continue reading
NativeScript 6.0 comes with support for Angular 8 and Vue.js as well as the ability to shorten development and testing time. | Continue reading
Despite efforts being made to increase diversity in tech, there is still a lot of work to be done. | Continue reading
Wolfram Research releases Free Wolfram Engine for Developers and Wolfram Client Library for Python | Continue reading
Bob Erickson takes a deeper, more critical look at the Agile Manifesto | Continue reading
Salesforce released Einstein Services to enable admins and developers to build custom AI by using low-code or simple “point-and-click” formulas. | Continue reading
The Swift 5 compiler has the run-time memory safety feature enabled by default. | Continue reading
Net Objectives ends its six-year partnership with the Scaled Agile Framework | Continue reading
Open Source Initiative discusses the tension between open-source companies and cloud providers | Continue reading
The TensorFlow team has revealed its plans for TensorFlow 2.0. | Continue reading
JS++ 0.9 released with the ability to analyze and prevent out-of-bounds errors, an ongoing problem for programming languages | Continue reading
Ockam provides a suite of tools for identifying, trusting and including interoperability in connected devices. | Continue reading
A look at how far JavaScript has come and how it will continue to evolve and change in the future. | Continue reading
Uber contributes its open-source distributed deep learning framework Horovod to the LF Deep Learning Foundation | Continue reading
Amazon announces Amazon Corretto, a no-cost distribution of OpenJDK with long-term support | Continue reading
Squashing bugs may mean removing developmental "safety points" and obscuring the origin of features | Continue reading
Open-source libraries are riddled with vulnerabilities, but if you have a good strategy in place, you can make sure that your software is protected | Continue reading
DigitalOcean found that developers are using open source more in the workplace, but that time, company support means they can’t give back how they’d like | Continue reading
IBM has announced it is acquiring the open-source giant for $34 billion as a move to accelerate hybrid cloud adoption. | Continue reading
GitHub announces new tools for developers as well as the results from its State of Octoverse. | Continue reading
Redis’ use of the Commons Clause causes an uproar in the open-source community. | Continue reading
Tim Berners-Lee hopes to restore power and agency over the web to individuals with the introduction of his open-source project, Solid. | Continue reading
The Open Data Initiative is designed to unlock data and provide business value. | Continue reading
Undergraduates learn the fundamentals of software design and architecture, while Master’s candidates, who already have the undergraduate degree, get to delve into more exploratory directions and address more real world problems | Continue reading