As some of our readers would have noticed, our official Twitter account (@PacktPub) was taken over by crypto scammers a few weeks ago. We would like to | Continue reading
We interviewed Denis Rothman about transformers, it's advancement in AI, and his recent book Transformers for Natural Language Processing. | Continue reading
Understand the development cycle of ASP.NET Core, its future design directions & more with Kenneth Y. Fukizi, a software developer. | Continue reading
AppDynamics and Rookout have partnered on a new debugging tool for enterprise engineering teams. Find out why and what it means for both organizations. | Continue reading
In this article, we discuss ASP.NET Core with Kenneth Y. Fukizi, who beleives users should be looking forward to high performance. | Continue reading
Read the latest Programming News on the Packt Hub, including Python Programming, Application Development and Microservice Programming | Continue reading
What tech startups are really going to matter in 2020? And does can they tell us anything about the future of the software industry in general? | Continue reading
This tutorial involves basic concepts, best practices of the current state-of-the-art GAN training including network architectures, and much more. | Continue reading
An integral part of programming in Python is performing exception handling in Python. There are primarily two types of exceptions | Continue reading
It's not uncommon to hear people saying this or that software is 'dead' or 'dying'. But what does it really mean when developers use this language? | Continue reading
Transformers library, offering unprecedented compatibility between two major deep learning frameworks, PyTorch and TensorFlow 2.0. | Continue reading
Technology training and wide-ranging learning resources are one of the best ways that organizations can combat the tech skills gap and remain competitive in the marketplace. | Continue reading
Researchers have developed a new user space network driver called 'ixy', which has been implemented in Rust and other high-level languages. | Continue reading
Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are like doors that provide access to information and functionality to other systems and applications. APIs | Continue reading
In this article, we present ways to look at certain parameters of implementing memory management with Golang garbage collector process | Continue reading
Yesterday, Colin White, a Senior Android Engineer at Instacart, introduced Coroutine Image Loader (Coil). It is a fast, lightweight, and modern image loading library for Android backed by Kotlin. | Continue reading
At Open Source Technology Summit (OSTS) 2019, Josh Triplett, a Principal Engineer at Intel gave an insight into what Intel is contributing to bring the most loved language, Rust to full parity with C. | Continue reading
GitHub appears to have blocked the account of an Iranian software developers account, citing U.S. trade laws as the reason. | Continue reading
Facebook released Hermes a new JavaScript engine under an open source MIT license. It will speed up start times for native Android apps built with React Native framework. | Continue reading
Manuel A. Fernandez Montecelo, a Debian contributor and developer talked about the Debian GNU/Linux riscv64 port at the RISC-V workshop. | Continue reading
Earlier this year, Gab, the “free speech” social network launched a browser extension named Dissenter that creates an alternative comment section for any website. The plug-in is now removed from the extension stores of both Mozilla and Google, who claim that the extension violate … | Continue reading
Experienced Ruby coders are turning to Elixir. Why is it so? Let’s find out all about Elixir and what makes it so special for Ruby developers. | Continue reading
If NoSQL is the king, MongoDB surely is its crown jewel. With over 15 million downloads and counting, MongoDB is the most popular NoSQL database today | Continue reading
Last week, Western Digital made Verilog sources for its open source RISC-V core publically available on GitHub under Apache 2.0. | Continue reading
Researchers from the University of California and the University of Cambridge have come up with Constant-Time WebAssembly (CT-Wasm). It is a type-driven, strict extension to WebAssembly, which aims to address the state of cryptography in the web ecosystem. | Continue reading
In October last year, it was reported that LLVM is moving from Apache Subversion (SVN) to GitHub. Now the migration is complete and LLVM is available on GitHub. | Continue reading
What is the best programming language to learn in 2019? Whether you're a developer or data analyst, find out what language should be your priority. | Continue reading
Cloudflare recently launched a platform called ‘Workers’ that allows cloud computing without containers, better security, solves memory related issues and much more. | Continue reading
Although data and security breaches are nasty tricks, they have been instrumental in opening the conversation around tech regulation and privacy policies, which if done right, may eventually make it a TREAT to users. | Continue reading
News that IBM is buying Red Hat shocked many across the software world. But there are a number of reasons why the acquisition makes sense from IBM's perspective. | Continue reading
The Public Voice Coalition, an organization that promotes public participation in decisions regarding the future of the Internet, came out with guidelines for AI, namely, Universal Guidelines on Artificial Intelligence (UGAI), today. | Continue reading
Wired has managed to do what Congress couldn’t - bring together tech industry leaders in the US and ask the pressing questions of our times, in a safe and | Continue reading
NCCIC, in collaboration with the cyber security authorities of 5 other countries, have released a report on the 5 most widely used, publicly available tools for cyber attacks all over the world. | Continue reading
The Senate Commerce Committee held a hearing yesterday on consumer data privacy. The hearing focused on the perspective of privacy advocates and other experts. | Continue reading
The Haiku team has finally announced the release of its R1/beta1 version of its operating system. | Continue reading
Facebook, along with other tech media giants, like Twitter and Google, broke the democratic process in 2016. Facebook also broke the trust of many of its | Continue reading
Viavi Solutions, a San Jose-based network test, measurement, and assurance technology company, released version 17.5 of Observer, a popular NPMD ( Network Performance Managment and Diagnostics) tool earlier this week. | Continue reading
Marc-O-Matic is the moniker of Marco Matic Ryan. He is a multidisciplinary Artist, Animator, Director, Storyteller and Technologist working across Augmented Reality technologies. He is based in Victoria, Australia. | Continue reading
The Rust and WebAssembly team has introduced a new crate called web-sys, which provides raw bindings to all the Web APIs. The web-sys crate enables the interaction with all the standard web platform methods. | Continue reading
According to a study conducted by researchers at Stanford University School of Medicine and Unanimous AI, a small groups of radiologists moderated by AI algorithms achieve higher diagnostic accuracy against individual radiologists or the machine learning algorithms alone. | Continue reading
Google recently introduced a new Tensorflow-based framework named Dopamine, which aims to provide flexibility, stability, and reproducibility for both new and experienced RL researchers. This release also includes a set of colabs that clarify how to use the Dopamine framework. | Continue reading
Rigetti plans to deploy 128 qubit chip quantum computer, challenging Google, IBM, and Intel for leadership in this emerging technology. | Continue reading
Elon Musk tried to play a key role in the Tham Luang rescue mission. Yet despite good intentions, it was a lesson in how not to solve problems. | Continue reading
Oracle released a new pricing structure for Java SE Subscriptions to make the licensing simpler for business and developers using Java SE | Continue reading