InfoWorld App Dev Report

Aug 22, 2017

What's new with WebAssembly portable code

The JavaScript companion for faster web applications is likely to gain more language support and more browser optimizations Read More ▶

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•	What is devops? Transforming software development

•	Oracle doesn't want Java EE any more

•	Online course: Get started with AngularJS

•	Three devops practices to avoid the Thursday Night of Dread

Case Study: Cylance

Intermedia Provides Secure Applications with Cylance

Cloud business applications provider Intermedia had two goals: secure the company's IT cloud services and customer data, plus 1,000 corporate endpoints; and deliver a high-quality user experience with a 99.99% uptime. Learn how Cylance helped them achieve those goals, as well as others. Read More ▶

FileMaker Pro review: Simple app dev, easy cloud deployment

FileMaker Pro 16 makes it easy to build simple database-driven apps for desktop, web, and iOS, but scalability is limited Read More ▶

How to speed your code using CPU caches

Techniques include using cache-friendly structs provides a huge performance gain Read More ▶

What is devops? Transforming software development

Core devops practices center around infrastructure configuration standards, automation, testing, and monitoring. But devops also requires cultural and mindset changes in IT Read More ▶

Oracle doesn't want Java EE any more

Oracle wants someone else to lead enterprise Java, though it says it will stay involved. Apache and Eclipse are likely candidates to take over Java EE Read More ▶

Online course: Get started with AngularJS

By the end of the course, you'll be able to build your own single page application with AngularJS Read More ▶

Three devops practices to avoid the Thursday Night of Dread

These devops practices will have your team actually looking forward to deployment days Read More ▶

eBook: Red Hat

Microservices vs. Service-Oriented Architecture

Using a container application platform for the deployment of microservices will allow you to truly see the benefit of breaking up application logic into logical individual components. As your application grows in usage and demand, using this approach will allow you to quickly scale the most utilized components instead of scaling the entire application. Read More ▶

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