For certain tasks, Jupyter users tend to switch to general-purpose IDEs. Therefore, the Jupyter project has decided to add a new feature that Jupyter users have been missing—a visual debugger in JupyterLab. Let’s take a closer look at the features of the debugging extension’s initial release.
The new beta release for TypeScript mainly focuses on providing stability, bug fixes, and crash-reduction. Thanks to multiple pull requests, TypeScript 3.9 beta reduces its material-ui’s compile time by up to 40%, issues regarding Promises have been fixed, and more.
Every Monday, we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week, we continued celebrating Java 14 by taking a deep dive into its features and interviewing three more experts. Since working from home is becoming the new standard in times of COVID-19, we took a look at different aspects of this new way of work life—but also shared ideas how developers can help fight the pandemic.
The ideal solution is a central monitoring approach that can provide monitoring for multiple platforms within a single console. With a comprehensive, unified monitoring approach, you can significantly increase the efficiency of your applications. This article looks at what a modern application monitoring solution should be capable of.
Like clockwork, the official Python extension for Microsoft’s source code editor Visual Studio Code has received its monthly update. In the March 2020 release, we can welcome a new debugger, debugpy, which should be easier to attach to local processes. The release also closes 66 issues. Let’s take a closer look.
Take a step forward and upgrade Spring Boot to 2.2.6. The new update includes 53 bug fixes, some new enhancements and features, documentation improvements, and upgrades. Notably, it also adds support for Java 14, the latest JDK version.
There’s no denying the vast popularity of Kubernetes. The newest version is here with the release of Kubernetes 1.18. In total, it includes 38 enhancements, many of which have graduated to GA. Let’s take a look at what this powerhouse brings to the table with version 1.18.
According to Burning Glass Technologies and Dice, companies are currently looking for developers with experience using older, more established technologies such as SQL. See what other tech skills are currently deemed critical and why SQL ranks above other skills.
Next stop, Java 15! Yes, now that Java 14 is out in the wild, we’ve got our eyes set on the next destination, JDK 15. We will be keeping track of all the Java 15 news throughout its development. It’s already starting to take shape, with 3 JEPs already proposed to target. Let’s take a closer look.
In this session from the API Conference, you will learn about the benefits of serverless for startups and why Laserhub sees a lot of potential by adopting Serverless Framework in early use cases. By limiting the scope of serverless, we balanced risk and value add, but entered a new world for development and DevOps within two weeks.
Keeping things simple is the best bet for a successful IT project. The more moving parts there are, the more can go wrong. Injecting simplicity in your projects is a sound investment, on the same level as other concerns such as performance, scalability, and security. This article examines five ways you can begin investing in simplicity.
The programming language Swift is now available in version 5.2, and it has several new features on board. Two language proposals have been implemented, error messages should now show more detailed information and code completion speed should be improved.
The final version of Angular 9 was released in February 2020, which means the road to Angular 10 has begun. We are keeping close tabs on the new releases. After three release candidates, Angular 9.1.0 has arrived, and it will be the last v9.x release before work on Angular 10 begins.
Java 14 was released last week, so we spoke to Michael Vitz about the latest features. Read the interview to find out why he thinks JEP 358 is a significant improvement—but does not bring Java closer to Kotlin. He also shared his thoughts on the shorter release cycle and named a feature he would like to see in Java 15.
