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Have you taken your vitamins today? While Kalium probably won’t help stave off a bout of scurvy, it certainly will perk up your code. Kalium is a reactive framework designed for Java and Apache Spark.

Today we are searching through repos with a magnifying glass. These two tiny tools (gitin and tldr++) prove that size isn’t everything. Gitin is a minimalist tool for exploring git repos straight from the command line. Does it get any simpler than that?

JUnit 5 released with much fanfare, and the updates just keep on coming. Now, the latest version 5.4.0 adds some new features, bug fixes, and breaking changes. Come see what’s been added and improved upon. New to JUnit 5? There’s no better time than now to upgrade and start with this popular unit testing framework.

Having trouble fitting Tokio into constrained devices? For developers who want to use aysnc applications in Rust, Osaka is here to make embedded apps simpler than ever. Save space and time with this explicit, well-defined approach to Rust!

Notion is here to teach you about tidy code! This JavaScript toolchain manager keeps your command-line tools neat. Let’s have a look.

Finding a blockchain developer is not an easy task. But that doesn’t make it impossible! In this article, Yuvrajsinh Vaghela shares his tips on where to find the best blockchain developers and how to convince them to join your project.

Doing DevOps right comes down to how it is defined for your particular business. Just keep in mind that DevOps is both a cultural and functional shift that must be undertaken carefully. In this article, Oded Moshe, VP Products at SysAid, identifies four steps that will help you reap the rewards this concept represents.

Adobe has newly opened Ops-cli: a Python wrapper for Terraform, Ansible, and SSH for cloud automation. Keep up with the fast face of cloud computing and add this automation tool to your belt. Ops-cli can be used with AWS and Kubernetes deployments.

What’s the state of the Clojure ecosystem in 2019? According to Clojure’s annual survey, Clojure devs are still in love with Java 8 and use it for web development and open source. We take a closer look at the 2019 results to see what’s really going on in this functional programming language.

Women are underrepresented in the tech sector —myth or reality? Two years ago, 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 Barbara Endicott-Popovsky, Executive Director of the Center for Information Assurance and Cybersecurity at the University of Washington.

So far 2019 is off to a good start, especially for fans of open source software! Just like we do every month, we’ve gone through GitHub’s trending list to find some of the best and most noteworthy projects to showcase for January 2019. So come on in from the cold, bundle up, and see what we found.

Are you interested in the future of AI, humanity, and technology? A new digital magazine ConditioHumana.io explores the topics of humanity’s future in the increasingly digital world. We invite our readers to explore articles and interviews with voices from computer scientists, machine learning experts, and leaders in the humanities.

Leverage TypeScript support for object-oriented programming with TyX core framework. TyX gives developers the support and structure they need to rapidly deploy serverless frameworks as Lambda functions.

Confused about how you can calculate shallow heaps and retained heaps in Eclipse MAT? In this helpful explainer, Ram Lakshmanan goes over the basics of analyzing heap dumps and how developers can save memory space through garbage collection.