InfoWorld App Dev Report

Sep 20, 2016

Oracle plans two major Java EE upgrades for the cloud

Version 8, due in late 2017, focuses on services configuration and health; Version 9, due a year later, focuses on smaller services and consistency Read More ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	Hands-on: Python 3.6's speed boost matters

•	How MIT's C/C++ extension breaks parallel processing bottlenecks

•	Google's Go language ventures into machine learning

•	Node.js upgrades module safety and ECMAscript support

•	Oracle's cloud adds PHP now, Ruby later

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 ▶

Hands-on: Python 3.6's speed boost matters

Don't expect order-of-magnitude speedups from the next version of Python, but a few key benchmarks show improvement, and every bit adds up Read More ▶

How MIT's C/C++ extension breaks parallel processing bottlenecks

A superparallel future may need new languages, but for now there's Milk, MIT's big data acceleration system that works with tools in existing C/C++ applications Read More ▶

Google's Go language ventures into machine learning

A small but growing number of libraries written entirely in Go are stepping up to show that Google's language can do machine learning, too Read More ▶

Node.js upgrades module safety and ECMAscript support

The forthcoming version 7 beta release moves toward VM agnosticism and adds Canary in the Gold Mine technology to ensure modules don't break Read More ▶

Oracle's cloud adds PHP now, Ruby later

The company is introducing a spate of cloud-related services for APIs, NoSQL, and IaaS Read More ▶

White Paper: Sapho

Accelerate Digital Transformation With Simplified Business Apps

65% of employees ignore data when making a decision and 62% delay completing tasks that require logging into multiple systems. This Forrester paper discusses how business apps are used and how the right apps will empower employees to make data-driven decisions, solve business problems, and be more connected to the business. Read More ▶

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