Time for some cuteness to brighten up your Monday. This time we have a dialect of LISP that is designed as an embedded extension language for Go. Meet zynomys, the pocket gopher that will help you drive your program with minimal fuss and maximum convenience.
Go 2 is still a work in process. However, right now is the best time to chime in and make your opinion known. The latest item on the docket: error handling. Should the errors idiom in Go change? Here are some options up for discussion.
Guess what we have for you today! Our HOT or NOT list is here once again, this time with the 5 top DevOps stories of 2018 so far! What’s more, we have a very special DevOpsCon goodie bag for you at the end of this article!
Just in time for the one year anniversary of the now famous Equifax hack of 2017, security researchers have announced a new remote execution exploit in Apache Struts 2 that has developers across the world scrambling to patch lest they find themselves victim to the next headline-busting data breach.
This week, we continue our programming quiz series with Hyperledger, the open source initiative to develop cross-industry blockchain technologies. What do you know about this global blockchain collaboration?
Julia is on a roll! In honor of last week’s version 1.0 release, we’re taking a look at some of the best IDEs for this high performance language. It turns out, Vim is surprisingly well represented on this list!
GraalVM 1.0-rc5 is here; this release marks a milestone for the project as it provides pre-built binaries for GraalVM CE on macOS. Let’s have a look at the most important changes in this release.
Kubernetes has spearheaded the revolution in container management in the past few years. But this open source project almost never saw the light of day. How did this container manager go from a top secret at Google to one of the biggest projects on GitHub in less than five years?
Java EE 8 and GlassFish 5 will be the baseline for the initial Jakarta EE version. Take a deeper look at what is new and noteworthy in Java EE 8 with Lars Röwekamp.
Our IDE series continues with React! This popular JavaScript library powers some of the most widely used code across the internet. We take a look at 5 of our favorite IDEs and text editors.
These days, you’re either on Vue.js’ side or you’re a React fan. And, as it turns out, the former has a lot of fans, at least according to our latest poll. This doesn’t mean Vue.js has won the war, though. On the contrary, it has just begun.
More npm news, as the popular package manager announces that they are joining TC39, the working group responsible for defining the standard for JavaScript.
Often folks working on IoT projects, whether at new startups or at more mature companies, do not feel empowered to tackle Big Data architectures from day one. In this article, Stephen Goldberg explains how to unlock the potential of IoT.
Now that the Jenkins & Java 10 Online Hackathon is behind us, Tracy Miranda looks back at the event and shares the things she learned about Jenkins and Java 10.
