Editors Pick

Last month blogger Cal Leeming published a lengthy criticism of Docker that led to a Twitter feud with Docker’s founder Solomon Hykes.

Does open source need to be profitable? Lukas Eder weighs in on the open source funding debate, following Pivotal’s surprise decision to cut support for Groovy and Grails.

Following Pivotal’s surprise decision to withdraw support from Groovy and Grails, Graeme Rocher, project lead of Grails at Pivotal, spoke to us about the future of the web development framework.

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts have been busy tinkering on their own versions of the latest tech trends like wearable technology, smart homes and, erm, arcade games.

A top chef wouldn’t serve his or her customers second-rate food, so why should you settle for second-rate code?

What are the most common testing mistakes? How much testing is enough? And what should you name your tests? Find all the answers in this latest issue of JAX Magazine.

As IT spending reaches a five-year high, enterprises are allocating more funds towards innovation and cloud development.

MIPS have announced a circuit-board computer to compete with the Raspberry Pi. Which one wins on price, size and specs?

The cheapest-yet model of the Raspberry Pi brings more pins and better audio for even less cost.

Angular developers have made it clear they are not happy with the controversial plans for Angular 2.0.

Details have emerged about the next major release of Angular – which is making some major changes.

Top tier management level roles now require less programming and more administration. Are big IT companies the only ones offering senior programming roles? Many in the IT sector are calling for change.

Is Google’s language Dart on the rise? Who is ruling the Tiobe and PyPI charts this month? Read on to find out.

Licensing software under two separate licenses can be quite a challenge.