Are you ready for machine learning? Do you have a plan? In this article, Atakan Cetinsoy from BigML goes over six things that every organization needs to be aware of when they’re devising their own machine learning strategy.
GitHub projects live and die based on how good their documentation is. If a developer can’t read the repo, then they are going to find an alternative. Thanks to VuePress, it’s easier than ever to automatically update your documentation.
Women are underrepresented in the tech sector —myth or reality? Last year, we launched a diversity series aimed at bringing the most inspirational and powerful women in the tech scene to your attention. Today, we’d like you to meet Katerina Skroumpelou, front-end developer at Upstream.
You know what Electron developers are missing? A coding sandbox where developers can play around and experiment with problems. Introducing Electron Fiddle, a coding laboratory designed to support your SCIENCE! needs.
Java 10 was the first release in Oracle’s new six-month cycle and now we’re just one month away from Java 11 so it’s not far-fetched to say that Java’s new chapter is exciting. In this 5-part interview series with this year’s Java influencers, we shed some light on the new six-month cadence, the dangers of release fatigue, what’s next for this old favorite and more.
RedMonk’s biannual report on the state of the internet’s most popular programming languages is here! We take a look at the list to see what’s what: JavaScript’s continued dominance, a jump for Scala and Julia, and a drop for TypeScript.
Annotations are everywhere in web or enterprise development. But how should they actually be defined? Adrian D. Finlay goes over the basics of Java annotations, their restrictions, retention policies, and more in this informative introduction to this coding mainstay.
This week, our programming trivia series continues with the container tech that everyone loves! We test your knowledge about Docker, the platform that lets developers build, manage, and secure apps anywhere.
Over 30 years ago, Commodore released a new computer: the Amiga. With a thriving, active fanbase, the Amiga is still sometimes overlooked as an important part of tech history. Put on the nostalgia goggles, it’s time to take a look at this iconic computer and its lasting legacy.
How can developers learn to utilize machine learning in their DevOps practice? In this article, Prasanthi Korada goes over some basic approaches that can help developers apply cutting edge tech like machine learning to their everyday work.
Status.im has developed a brand new client to help users scale on the Ethereum blockchain. Introducing Nimbus, an Ethereum 2.0 sharding client that promises blue skies and a sunny forecast for developers.
Familiarity breeds acronyms and shorthand. But sometimes, using lots of specialized jargon isn’t the best way to get your point across. In this article, Nathan Rawlins explains the pros and cons of using tech jargon too much.
Manuel Bernhardt’s Akka anti-patterns series continues. This time, he takes a closer look at a very frequent anti-pattern that can be found in codebases written by developers who have just discovered the actor model; and that is to have too many actors. Whilst Akka is entirely capable and designed to run many actors, this isn’t always the best approach.
Another open sourced project from Uber? Sign me up. M3 is a large-scale metrics platform for Prometheus. Come check it out and see how scalability can improve Prometheus.
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