Technical wizardry
Developed by a trio of academics, CodeSpells challenges kids to write magical ‘spells’ in Java - to apparent success.
That’s no moon
With its new Moonshot range, can HP reinvent the server and save its business at the same time?
Certified safety?
Next week’s update will warn users when running unsigned code: Oracle recommends shelling out for a certificate.
Big, furry and scalable
Rackspace reduce involvement as Red Hat become most prolific contributors to Infrastructure-as-a-Service project.
Thank god it’s the...
This week, we manage to squeeze in three interesting, technology-related links before the adorable animals come out to play.
Smart move
Version 12.1 of popular IDE also includes new features for Scala, Groovy and Play Framework users.
Laying out the future
As Chrome and Opera move to new WebKit fork, next wave of browser innovation may be in under-the-hood rendering engines.
Middleware to middleman
Well known for their Java enterprise service bus, MuleSoft now want to become the hub for the ‘New Enterprise’.
I.O.U.
Disillusioned web devs wooed with free VMs, testing tools and dirt-cheap copies of Parallels Desktop for Mac.
Round-up
From square-bracketed Clojure to Jira Jr. to killer robots, we round up yesterday’s funniest fake coding news stories.
Recognise these?
Are you a Politician, a Value Addition or The Creepy Quiet Member? Agile coach Jay Rao has noticed six recurring roles.
Thank goodness it's the...
To celebrate Easter weekend, we present a SPECIAL Friday Five with absolutely ZERO stories eggs, bunnies or chicks. You’re welcome.
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