InfoWorld Daily: Weekend Edition

Jun 03, 2017

The state of Java 9

So close yet so far: What you can expect in Java 9, and when you can expect it Read More ▶

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•	Get started with Angular: The InfoWorld tutorial

•	What's the Go language really good for?

•	How Cosmos DB ensures data consistency in the global cloud

•	Data in, intelligence out: Machine learning pipelines demystified

•	The 3 dumbest things enterprises do in the cloud

White Paper: Sas Institute Inc

10 Ways Analytics Can Make Your City Smarter

For many of us, the term "smart city" conjures up images of sensors collecting data about everything from traffic patterns to energy use. It's common for government leaders to think, "That's not for us. We're not there yet." But if your organization is collecting data of any kind, you are in a position to use that data to create a smarter city for your citizens. Read More ▶

Get started with Angular: The InfoWorld tutorial

A step-by-step guide to installing the tools, creating an application, and getting up to speed with Angular components, directives, services, and routers Read More ▶

What's the Go language really good for?

InfoWorld examines the strengths, weaknesses, use cases, and future directions of Google's hit programming language Read More ▶

How Cosmos DB ensures data consistency in the global cloud

Microsoft's new database provides three cutting-edge approaches designed for applications that span geographic regions Read More ▶

Data in, intelligence out: Machine learning pipelines demystified

Data plus algorithms equals machine learning, but how does that all unfold? Let's lift the lid on the way those pieces fit together, beginning to end Read More ▶

The 3 dumbest things enterprises do in the cloud

The enterprise move to the cloud is on. Don't let these dumb mistakes trip up your migration Read More ▶

White Paper: Cisco Systems

2017 Cybersecurity Roadmap

The hardware and software powering communications networks, connected devices and modern applications are incredibly powerful and productive. Yet they put organizations at risk in entirely new ways. That risk continues to mount as systems and devices become more connected, and bad actors become more sophisticated in using new technologies and techniques to penetrate networks and systems. Read More ▶

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