Internet Explorer (IE) will be officially retired on June 15, 2022. Microsoft will altogether stop supporting and updating the pioneering web browser. As IE winds down, the question becomes, how does this affect businesses and existing software, and what will its full impact be?
In 2021, as the economy recovers, custom software will play the biggest role it’s played to date and any company looking to get ahead would be remiss not to explore this as an option. The trends that will dictate what those solutions look like may surprise you.
There’s more to software quality than a few unit tests and system tests. All levels of your software should be covered, writes Sebastian Bergmann.
To a chorus of glee from developers around the world, New Zealand makes the landmark decision to ban software patenting, on the grounds that software is not an invention.
To a chorus of glee from developers around the world, New Zealand makes the landmark decision to ban software patenting, on the grounds that software is not an invention.
Java is set for a GPU boost with the chip maker consortium announcing parallelism plans for the Java Virtual Machine.
Java is set for a GPU boost with the chip maker consortium announcing parallelism plans for the Java Virtual Machine.
Helped by a change in calculations, Java knocks C to second and reclaims No.1 spot in the popularity programming index
Parallelism, load distribution, state management, caching, big data, asynchronous processing, and static content delivery…these are the methodologies that will enable you to build and maintain enterprise-grade Java apps that scale from day one. Learn about all the above as well as leveraging cloud computing and scaling teams in this JAXConf 2013 session with Abdel Remani, open source advocate and platform architect at just.me. Filming courtesy of Marakana – www.marakana.com
The social coding hub has a new feature, designed to make finding the latest version of your favourite project that much easier
From March’s JAX Magazine, Black Ducks Dave Gruber explains everything you need to consider when fully embracing open source projects in the enterprise.
Your boss comes to you with a great idea for some software that’s going to change the world. You develop it, you launch it, and it’s like you threw a party that nobody showed up to. Using certain principles from The Lean Startup like Minimum Viable Product, Validated Learning, and Metrics Driven Development, Evangelist and Hacker Peter Bell will show you how to ask the right questions, as an enterprise engineer, to help you avoid the above situation. Filmed by Marakana – www.marakana.com
JAX Editor Chris Mayer managed to catch a few minutes with Github trainer Tim Berglund at JAXConf 2013, to discuss the social coding hub’s radical success over 5 years. Tim also reveals his top tips for those who’ve not jumped on board with Git yet, as well as telling us why he loves Git.
A smorgasbord of content that we noticed in the opening days of 2013.
