What are the current and future challenges of Jakarta EE? In this article, Dmitry Kornilov explains why making sure everything transfers over to the Eclipse Foundation is taking a lot longer than you’d think.

The awesome ngx-charts library is based on D3.js, so it is possible to use D3.js with Angular. In this article, Stephan Rauh of Beyond Java explains how to use D3.js with Angular correctly without driving yourself nuts.

Go 1.11 is expected to be released in August 2018 and guess what? It will add experimental support for a new concept called “modules.” Let’s take a look and see what this means for Go developers.

The Facebook incubator team is at it again. This time, they’ve hatched a new kind of way to distribute self-contained executables with a new archive. Never worry about distributing at scale with XARs!

Our IDE series continues with Kotlin! This pragmatic language for the JVM has a number of options for developers, which might explain why it’s on the rise. Today, we take a look at some of our favorite IDEs and text editors.

Apache Cassandra is turning 10! It’s become a top-level Apache Software Foundation project as a database used by thousands of developers ever since it debuted a decade ago, To celebrate, we’re testing your knowledge of this popular database.

GitHub is a website where millions of developers gather every day to collaborate on open source software. It’s also the place that hosts billions of lines of code, and also a place where users of software go to report issues they might have. Learn all the most important pieces of GitHub that you should know as a developer with this how-to from Flavio Copes.

TensorFlow 1.9 is here! So what does this latest update mean for the popular machine learning project? For starters, there’s an improved tf.keras beginner’s guide. For everyone else, there’s eager execution, improved GRU and LSTM implementation, and gradient boosted trees estimators.

Jakarta EE is the new name for the overall platform comprised initially of the Java EE technologies that are being contributed to the Eclipse Foundation. Today, Ian Robinson explains why Java EE has moved to the Eclipse Foundation and where it’s going from here.

More npm news, as the popular package manager announces that they are joining TC39, the working group responsible for defining the standard for JavaScript.

Andreas Schmidt’s series concludes with the basics of PlatformIO. In this post, Schmidt goes over the the automation available to developers for continuous integration and delivery.

TypeScript made the TIOBE top 100 last month. This trend continues onward, as TypeScript manages a magnificent leap upwards, Java stays on top, and scripting languages like Perl continue to drop.

Looking for a new IDE for JavaScript? We take a look at some of the most popular options for this language, including Komodo, Atom, VS Code, and more.

It’s time to update your bookmarks: the npm forums have moved! The popular package manager is moving away from GitHub and npm has a new forum for bug reports and support.