InfoWorld Daily: Afternoon Edition

Mar 23, 2016

How one yanked JavaScript package wreaked havoc

When a developer 'unpublished' his work from the NPM JavaScript package registry, it broke dependencies for many other projects -- and highlighed how fragile the open source ecosystem can be. Read More ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	Money talks: Linux Foundation pours funds into R language

•	KDE releases Plasma 5.6

•	Review: Amazon puts machine learning in reach

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Money talks: Linux Foundation pours funds into R language

With $200,000 in grant money, the Linux Foundation launches several projects to push development for R, the math-and-stats language. Read More ▶

KDE releases Plasma 5.6

Also in today's open source roundup: Google will kill its Chrome app launcher for Windows, OS X, and Linux. And Android gets a patch for a critical Linux kernel bug. Read More ▶

Review: Amazon puts machine learning in reach

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