Issue highlights 1. Netflix builds JavaScript library to fetch data 2. CoreOS's Rocket aims for greater container isolation 3. Google Go goes faster with 1.5 upgrade 4. INSIDER How to build apps on Salesforce's platform |
| : Deloitte In this eGuide, Computerworld, CIO, and CSO examine trends and best practices in risk management. Read on to learn how taking a strategic approach to managing risk can benefit your organization. Learn More |
| The Falcor project, still at the preview stage, retrieves data via simple JavaScript operations. READ MORE |
| Next generation of CoreOS's container runtime uses Intel hardware-based isolation for added security. Will other container systems follow that example? READ MORE |
| The latest version of the language features improved garbage collection, mobile accomodations, and a runtime rewritten in Go. READ MORE |
| Not only does Salesforce offer easy application development and deployment in the cloud, its Trailhead training site offers self-guided courses to get you there. READ MORE |
| White Paper: CDW Many organizations have adopted cloud computing solutions, but often this adoption has not involved full-fledged risk management methodologies. Instead, cloud providers are trusted to take care of security. Or they simply activate security controls that are widely considered best practices for the cloud. View Now |
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