Agile has been a success on a project level, and now is scaling to an enterprise-wide level. Scaled Agile Framework, commonly abbreviated as SAFe is a solution that helps companies in scaling agile and lean. In this article, you will learn all about lean-agile leadership, technical agility and teams, and lean portfolio management.
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 Sarah-Kristin Bohlmeier, founder and Managing Director of teambay.
Ballerina 1.0 has officially hit the stage! This open source programming language focuses on cloud-era applications, is cloud-native, and can simplify microservices development. Let’s recap some of the language’s features and what it sets it apart from the pack. Then we will dive into the release notes and check out what this latest release includes.
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 Arjan Tijms.
Machine learning has many use cases and offers up a world of possibilities. However, some people might be put off and think it’s too difficult. It’s not. You don’t have to be a machine learning pro to use TensorFlow Lite. Here’s how to get started building your own customized machine learning model on Android.
While building a website it is essential to see the bigger picture of the whole project, thereupon it is important to understand that there are two different ways to do it. When should you use a single-page application and when should you use a multi-page application? Check out these UX tips for some guidance.
After what seemed like eternity, the time has finally come – the long awaited first release of Jakarta EE is now officially in the hands of the public. Now the community can start hoping for faster development of the platform.
Today is a big day in the Java world – it’s JavaFX 13’s proposed release date! To welcome it to the world, we sat down with Java Champion Dirk Lemmermann to talk about what the new release has in store for developers, what his personal highlights of this new release are and what the future holds for JavaFX.
Jakarta EE 8 is finally here! It heralds a new era for Enterprise Java, as finally the community can look forward to the platform’s faster development. To celebrate, we sat down with Executive Director of the Eclipse Foundation, Mike Milinkovich to talk about the first release of Java EE under the umbrella of the Eclipse Foundation.
Today is a big day in the Java world – it’s JavaFX 13’s proposed release date! To welcome it to the world, we sat down with Johan Vos, Java Champion and Gluon co-founder, to talk about what the new release has in store for developers, what his personal highlights of this new release are and what the future holds for JavaFX.
Python is fit for a king. A report from IEEE Spectrum shows that Python reigns in the enterprise, web, and embedded programming landscapes. Where does Java fit into the rankings? Although Java holds down the fort as the top mobile programming language, C is not far behind, and Kotlin has been moving up the ranks as more and more Android developers turn to it for their mobile dev needs.
Java access modifiers protected, package-private, and private are enforced both by the compiler and the JVM. Here, Manifold’s Scott McKinney explains why this is insane and how access to internals could be made much simpler and type-safe.
The balance between the readability of the code and its optimization should be maintained at all times. You should never compromise the performance of an application over its development time. Rushing through the process for the sake of achieving faster time-to-market will make matters even more complicated.
Every Monday, we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week we learned about Jabel, which lets developers write Java 12+ syntax in Java 8, got some insights into the current R language trends, a new version of Golang and much more. Let’s take a look.
