What’s new in VS Code’s monthly update? The June 2019 release (version 1.36) adds a new Java installer, indent guides, and more. Let’s take a look at the highlights.
Where is logistic regression used? It is a technique often used in machine learning to predict categorical, binary outcomes. In this tutorial from Gaurav Belani, learn all about how to calculate logistic function and how to make predictions using a logistic regression model.
GraalVM recently matured and has been suggested for production-usage. Now, the latest version, GraalVM19.1 fixes some bugs in the previous release and also lowers the compilation time. Along with this release comes news of future versioning plans for GraalVM. Look out for v20 in 2020!
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 Tammy Fox, Director of Technical Documentation at CloudBees.
The latest version of JUnit 5 may seem like a small release but, in fact, it brings several new enhancements that make JUnit 5.5 an important release. Let’s have a quick look at what’s new.
What are the pitfalls of serverless technology? We caught up with JAX DevOps speaker Erwin van Eyk in London and talked about his session, some common misconceptions around serverless and more!
The latest addition to the Hyperledger family is Hyperledger Transact. The aim of the project is to make developing distributed ledger solutions easier by separating the execution of smart contracts from the distributed ledger implementation. Let’s have a closer look.
A couple of weeks after the announcement of Gluon Client plugins that support Java & JavaFX on iOS devices, Java Champion and co-founder of Gluon, Johan Vos, starts a mailing list, rebooting the OpenJDK mobile discussion! Let’s have a look at the latest news on the mobile Java front.
The latest version of Apache Kafka is out and it brings a long list of improvements including, improved monitoring for partitions which have lost replicas and the addition of a Maximum Log Compaction Lag. Let’s take a look.
Put on your sunscreen, because these repos are hot! This month, some of our favorite GitHub repos for June 2019 include a new open source programming language that takes inspiration from Go, a robotics platform built in Python, and a repo full of Kubernetes failure stories that will have you laughing and learning.
Happy July everyone! It may have been terribly warm for the past days in Europe, but we have some awesome news to cool you down! Last month, we featured some amazing articles and we had a look at the most interesting news that went live. Let’s have a look!
The latest update for the Java-based logging framework Apache Log4j introduces new features, such as allowing custom end-of-line with JsonLayout, support for reconfig of configuraton files accessed via HTTP(s) and Spring Cloud Config, and plenty of bug and issue fixes.
When Blockchain is appropriately configured, it can provide a decentralized solution that reduces intermediates, enhances transparency while securing the data and eliminating unauthorized access. Why integrate blockchain with Android? Catch these seven tips from Payal Goyal and learn how to develop your blockchain app.
Is machine learning the right choice for your business? In this article by Sagar Trivedi, find out what the possibilities are, and how using an ML model can save your organization time, help invest in the future, predict trends, and refine business solutions.
