DevOps continues its steady growth throughout 2019 and beyond. Here are some highly recommended tools for you and your team to check out and implement into DevOps strategies. Find out exactly what you need for your specific use cases and goals. Have you tested them out? Finding the best DevOps tool is something that will take some experimentation and testing.
Sumo Logic’s annual report reveals some observations and insights about modern applications and DevSecOps in the cloud. Multi-cloud solutions, Kubernetes, AWS, and open source software are all having a banner year according to data from Sumo Logic’s customers. See the key findings, including the top five AWS services and database technologies.
Manuel Bernhardt is back for part three of his series about Akka Typed, the new Akka Actor API that brings significant advantages over the classic one. In his third entry, he looks at one of the core concepts of actor systems: supervision and failure recovery.
The International JavaScript Conference Early Bird offer ends this week! Are you ready to learn about the most important trends in the field? Don’t miss out on this great offer – buy your tickets now to save up to €315 and get a PS Classic Mini or Arduino Starter Kit!
According to a report from W3Techs, PHP is used by 79% of all websites with a known server-side programming language. And yet, many programmers are lining up to hold a funeral service for the language. Rumors of PHP’s death might be greatly exaggerated. In this article, learn about some of the reasons PHP is still a great language to develop enterprise applications with.
Every Monday, we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week the September TIOBE Index was published, provoking an interesting discussion about PHP, and two big new releases hit the ground running: JavaFX 13 and Jakarta EE 8. Let’s take a look.
The open source solutions Kubernetes and Cloud Foundry are two of the most popular cloud platforms. People often compare them when making a decision to use one of the two options. This article describes the strengths and usage scenarios of the two platforms and shows that it does not have to be an ‘either-or’ situation.
Once upon a time, PHP was one of the most popular programming languages. Now it’s slowly fading in popularity, especially with the rise of languages such as Python. According to the TIOBE Index for September 2019, PHP is struggling to keep its spot in the top 10 programming languages. Is it time to lower the casket, or does this language have some kick left in it?
What a week this has been for Java! Jakarta EE 8 and JavaFX 13 are already here, and Java 13 is waiting in the wings for its moment to shine! Now that the dust has settled a little bit and we got some sleep after the Jakarta One online conference, we’ve put together a little something about the release of Jakarta EE 8.
To understand the finer aspects of how blockchain technology can be used to develop mobile applications, we first need to understand the benefits that it can bring to mobile app development. In this article, Harikrishna Kundariya dives into how blockchain technology can be utilized to make mobile apps more reliable and secure.
What a week this has been! We got JavaFX 13 and Jakarta EE 8, and Java 13 is just around the corner, too! Now that the excitement has died down to a dull roar, we’ve put together a post detailing the key features and changes of the new OpenJFX release. Let’s take a look.
To celebrate the long-awaited release of Jakarta EE 8, we’re featuring content from prominent names and faces in the world of Jakarta EE and enterprise Java. This article is written by Eclipse Foundation Jakarta EE Program Manager Tanja Obradovic.
Facebook, Capital One, Marriot International – we’re so used to emails asking us to change our passwords because of a data breach that we barely bat an eyelid now. I’m not saying that we should stop changing our passwords, but what if massive data breaches became a thing of the past? Well Tide might just have a found a way to do that.
At Google Developer Days in Shanghai, China, Flutter 1.9 was unveiled. It is live and ready to upgrade! The latest features include support for Apple’s Catalina OS and iOS 13, new widgets for Materials, a new command for Android, and some fixed issues that will prevent crashing. According to Chris Sells, PM for the Flutter dev experience, this is the biggest update yet.
