Netflix often releases its internal tools to the public as open source code. The latest project to join the fray is Metaflow, a “deceptively simple” Python library for data scientists. Metaflow features integration with Amazon Web Services and includes a built-in capability to snapshot all code and data into Amazon Simple Storage Service.
Kotlin is enjoying its moment in the sun as it grows in the Android dev ecosystem. But what does the future hold? Recently, JetBrains discussed the future of the language and what we can expect in Kotlin 1.4 and beyond. As the annual KotlinConf wraps up, let’s look towards the future and see what improvements we can expect to arrive and what its current goals are.
The ML service Amazon CodeGuru has been released as a preview version. It provides automated code reviews—and is designed to help you find the most expensive bits of code and improve performance. Let’s see how that works and what features the new service offers.
Is perfectionism holding you back? As a part of the modern workforce, developers, more often than not, have to switch between tasks or work on multiple projects simultaneously. Taking into account the high demand of the industry, it is understandable, why multitasking is needed to piece the project together in time for the release date.
Watch Dr. Daniel Bryant’s session from JAX London, the conference for Java and software innovation. In his talk, you will learn about how to integrate the Ambassador Kubernetes API gateway and the Consul Connect service mesh into your Java applications. Discover cloud native communication!
It’s DevOpsCon Munich right now, and speaker Debbie Levitt took some time to answer a few questions for us about the importance of UX and how it fits into the DevOps philosophy. By integrating UX into the development process, a better quality end product can be achieved.
JetBrains has released PyCharm 2019.3. The latest version of the Python IDE lets you use interactive widgets for Jupyter Notebooks—if you are using the Professional Edition. For paid and free versions alike, support for additional Python language features has been added. Let’s see what all has changed.
Did you know that your Java app can be integrated with any available SMTP server to send emails? This tutorial goes over how to send emails via your Java app, from setting it up, to building messages, to sending them with Gmail SMTP. Jakarta Mail (previously called Java Mail) can send and receive HTML emails, even with attachments and images.
This talk from the Machine Learning Conference gives a fun history of mining examples and presents some of the available tooling. Some of the topics we’ll be going over include embeddings, dynamic time warping, seriation, and HDBSCAN. Watch Vadim Markovtsev’s ML Conference session and come away knowing more about software development.
Django version 3.0 is the newest long-term support (LTS) version. This open source Python framework was developed for fast web development tasks, with fully scalable architecture. It now begins its journey towards async-capable Django. Take a look at what the 3.0 milestone includes, what features were added and removed, and what Django has to offer Python developers.
At this year’s DevOps Conference in Munich, Julia Wester talks about the dangers of binary thinking and shows what spectrum thinking is and why we should be striving towards it in our DevOps setup. We are streaming Julia’s keynote for everyone who couldn’t make it to Munich this year.
Even the best Kubernetes management solution cannot save you from bad infrastructure provisioning. You can’t achieve true self-healing applications if you don’t have a self-healing infrastructure. Find out what self-healing Kubernetes can and cannot do and how Kublr provides fully self-healing clusters, including master and worker nodes.
We caught up with Rundeck Inc’s Damon Edwards at DevOpsCon Munich and spoke to him about the future of Operations and his keynote, “Incident Management in the Age of DevOps”. Watch the interview to find out what he had to say.
Oracle has been working on implementing a Wasm engine in GraalVM, and the result is GraalWasm. The project is still in its early stages and marked as experimental. Let’s see what Oracle has done so far, what the anticipated benefits are, and what’s planned for the future.
