InfoWorld App Dev Report

Oct 20, 2016

Why your mobile connection is so slow

DNS-based mapping of user location simply doesn't work for mobile; it's time to rethink content delivery for mobile apps Read More ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	Mozilla's Rust goes real-time with code feedback

•	Monster Oracle update patches database, Java

•	JavaScript superset JS++ adds dead code elimination

•	Review: 6 Python IDEs go to the mat

•	Node.js 7 set for release next week

White Paper: A10 Networks

Data Centers in the Crosshairs

Every day, attackers conspire to take down applications and steal data, leaving your data center infrastructure in the crosshairs. Storing the most valuable and most visible assets in your organization - your web, DNS, database, and email servers - data centers have become the number one target of cyber criminals, hacktivists and state-sponsored attackers. This paper analyzes the top five most dangerous threats to your data center. Read More ▶

Mozilla's Rust goes real-time with code feedback

Rust Language Server provides live information such as code completion and documentation through a Microsoft co-developed protocol Read More ▶

Monster Oracle update patches database, Java

Oracle's Critical Patch Updates keep getting bigger. The database giant addressed a number of remotely exploitable flaws in Java, MySQL, and Oracle Database this quarter Read More ▶

JavaScript superset JS++ adds dead code elimination

The JS++ platform also adds modules and backs a multitude of code editors, including Visual Studio Code and GitHub Atom Read More ▶

Review: 6 Python IDEs go to the mat

See how IDLE, Komodo, LiClipse, PyCharm, Spyder, and Python Tools for Visual Studio stack up in capabilities and ease of use Read More ▶

Node.js 7 set for release next week

With the new release, version 6 of the JavaScript platform will move to long-term support, and version 0.10 will reach "end of life" status Read More ▶

Video/Webcast: QuickBase

Shrinking the Custom Application Development Cycle with Low-Code Platforms

Enterprises are constantly seeking to raise speed and agility through software. With the advent of low-code platforms, the time, skills, and resources required for building custom applications that meet complex business requirements have been dramatically reduced. Join this live webcast to learn how low-code platforms are powering digital transformation. Read More ▶

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