The Blockchain Technology Conference has just begun but we want to make sure you’re up-to-date with all the announcements and statements. Come get your piping hot takeaways and explore our notes in bite-sized pieces.
We are already familiar with Ktor but it is time to welcome it officially with this first milestone release. Ktor 1.0 is live so let’s waste no more time and see what it has to offer.
Want to learn more about reactive programming in a hands-on environment? Cycle.js may not be the most popular JavaScript framework, but its fully reactive ideas are one of a kind. Find out how to get on the track and start riding.
Efficiency is key for keeping your Kubernetes clusters in order. It’s time for some spring cleaning in your Kubernetes schedulers; the Descheduler is here to evict underperforming nodes and tidy up your messes. No more dust bunnies or failed nodes here!
Java programmers: don’t let the dreaded StackOverFlowError throw you off course. In this article, Ram Lakshmanan explores this common error, what causes it, and how to prevent it from being thrown. Let’s find out its inner mechanics.
The news that tech giant IBM is acquiring Red Hat made waves throughout the industry. We talked to Murray Rode, Chief Executive Officer of TIBCO about the impact of the acquisition on the open source ecosystem, the multi-cloud trend and more. Since both IBM and Red Hat are deeply involved in the Java ecosystem, we also discussed what the Java market has to lose if things go south.
Can blockchain transform the world? Before we can answer this question, we need to understand what this technology can and can’t do, what it is and what it isn’t. Therefore, we have to go back to basics and explore the fundamentals in order to eliminate all misconceptions about blockchain. This series is meant to clear the air by answering the most fundamental questions.
The cloud has its share of benefits such as greater flexibility, accessibility, and resilience but it also has flaws. We talked to Brian Johnson, co-founder and CEO of DivvyCloud to learn more about the impact of “cloud sprawl” and how to avoid it.
You don’t need a train ticket to get to Berlin. We are livestreaming sessions from the Blockchain Technology Conference in Berlin so you can watch from home. Discover what international experts have to say and get a deeper understanding of cutting-edge technologies.
What’s going on in the world of JavaScript? The results for the 2018 State of JS are in and the numbers are conclusive. We take a look at the best of the best and what the community loves about their favorite frameworks and tools.
Last week at Vue Toronto, Evan You previewed the upcoming Vue 3.0. Based on the reports, it looks faster, smaller, and easier to maintain than before. We take a look at what’s ready for release, what needs more work, and how we’ll tackle the road ahead to Vue 3.0!
Can we really bring microservices to QA and test automation? You’d be surprised. In this article, Maxim Chernyak explains how developers can integrate microservices into their automated testing procedures without too much trouble.
Things have been evolving pretty rapidly in the Java ecosystem, however, there is a part of this ecosystem that is still lagging behind: web Java. Today, we have a look at a new Java tool that aspires to become the soul of modern Java web application! Meet Espresso, a core web abstraction for Java.
Are you ready to execute code faster than ever? Discover why WebAssembly is a very important part of the web platform of the future. In this tutorial by Flavio Copes, developers will learn how to use WebAssembly, how to compile their C programs, and how to call a WebAssembly function from JavaScript.
