Blockchain is a communal effort; why would building the next-gem blockchain platform be any different? In this article, Vladislav Dramaliev explains why community input is imperative for the future of blockchain and the key to mainstream adoption.
TensorFlow 2.0 is on its way! What can we expect from this long-awaited upgrade to one of the most popular machine learning projects? A sneak peek at the preview version suggests a cleaner API, eager execution, and a tighter integration with tf.keras.
What are the costs involved in switching to serverless? In this article, Priyanka Sharma explains why enterprises should move their operations onto Kubernetes and how this can reduce operational costs of all kinds.
Introducing Toshi, a search engine based on Elasticsearch. While Toshi is still a work in progress, it has some interesting features for developers looking to safely search in Rust. But does it really stack up compared to Elasticsearch? We take a look at some of the newest upgrades to Elasticsearch to compare.
Looking to really improve your next Kubernetes project? From serverless functions to local development, GitHub has thousands of open source tools to enjoy. Here are five tools that are guaranteed to elevate your container orchestration management.
Hiss hiss, developers! What programming languages did we fall in love with in 2018? TIOBE knows the score – Python is their programming language of 2018! This language has revitalized itself into a massive part of the modern internet ecosystem.
This VM explainer may still be a work in progress, but Dart VM is already good to go. Dart VM provides multiple ways to compile and execute your Dart code natively. Whether it’s from a JIT and AOT compilation pipeline or a snapshot, Dart VM gives developers their code execution method of choice.
The weather outside is frightful, but there’s a functional, tropical escape for developers: Coconut! This simple and elegant programming language compiles smoothly to Python for easy and powerful developing. Sit back, relax, and have a piña colada while your code compiles smoothly to Python.
Looking for a workflow engine for Java? Imixs-Workflow is a human-centric BPM for Jakarta EE. In this article, Ralph Soika explores the basics of Imixs-Workflow and shows how developers and organizations can take advantage of the security it provides for their business data.
Quantum computing has just made a great leap forward, but there are dark clouds on the horizon. The new leap forward has dizzying security implications for the whole tech ecosystem. In this article, Dan Timpson asks if we should start the doomsday clock.
Looking to use React to build single page applications? Sometimes, routing can be dfficult. In this article, Ashish Goyal explores how developers can use the History API fallback to create routes for their React apps and webpages.
Gradient-free optimization used to rely on custom implementation. But now, Facebook has just open sourced its Python3 toolkit for derivative-free optimization for improving machine learning parameters and hyperparameters. Optimize your models faster than ever with these tested algorithms!
2018 has certainly been a year. As the days grow shorter, we can’t help but look forward to a brand new 2019 and all the amazing tech trends in store for us. We talked to Laurent Bride about the what’s in store for the world of technology in 2019: more questions about data privacy, improved open source, and increased growth for ML.
2018 has certainly been a year. As the days grow shorter, we can’t help but look forward to a brand new 2019 and all the amazing tech trends in store for us. In this article, Debbie Levitt explains the most important resolution any web developer needs to make for 2019: improving the speed and performance of their sites and apps.
