Stories by Paul Krill

Although professional developers don’t think much of the language, Visual Basic.Net has many dedicated office applications

Now working on AWS, the platform provides insights into cloud deployments

The technology will become part of the ML.Net framework for statistical modeling and online learning

Prominent C++ developer Herb Sutter has proposed eliminating many dangling and null reference bugs in C++

This capability enables use of an existing model from Google’s TensorFlow deep learning and machine learning toolkit

The service for employers promises to assess their hiring practices and assessment tests

Python displaces C++ in the popularity ranking, and places high in the PyPL and RedMonk rankings too

GraphPipe is intended to bring the efficiency of a binary, memory-mapped format while being simple and light on dependencies

The beta extension is available now, with the full Python Language Server implementation due by 2019

The 2018 release offers native Eclipse IDE capabilities for the Rust and C# languages, as well as new Java support

Redis's builders are calling streams the most complex type in the platform even if the data structure itself is simple

With more and more enterprises becoming involved in software development with their vendors, a growing concern has emerged over who owns that intellectual property

Called Licensed, the tool finds license dependencies early in the development life cycle

Employers also want developers skilled in React.js, Angular, and Node.js—but fewer developers have those skills

But the events-based Pivotal Function Services won’t be generally accessible until 2018