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IBM Launches Quark IoT Development Tool

IBM has taken the wraps off a new Internet of Things (IoT) development tool called Quark. Available under an open source license, Quark is based on the IBM Streams tool

New Mainframe Focuses on Hybrid Cloud, Security

IBM has launched a new mainframe system called the z13s, which is optimized for hybrid cloud computing environments and features outstanding security. According to the company, the z13s can encrypt

GitHub (Finally) Replies to Frustrated Developers

Last month, a group of developers sent an open letter to GitHub complaining about the service’s lack of responsiveness and requesting several improvements to features. GitHub has finally responded with

10 Interesting APIs for Web Development

There are many APIs on the web that are not that popular, but which are very useful when developing a web application. Let’s explore some of them. REST Countries REST

Node.js Foundation to Manage Express Web Server

The Node.js Foundation has announced that it will take over management of the open source Express Web server framework. In the past, StrongLoop, which was acquired by IBM, had managed

Rackspace Launches Red Hat-Based Private Cloud

At the Rackspace::Solve event, Rackspace announced that it would begin offering a private cloud computing stack based on Red Hat’s version of OpenStack. Rackspace customers can run Red Hat Enterprise

The Future of Visual Programming

Visual programming is all about throwing away the syntax and the source files and programming by dragging boxes around and using a graphical environment to represent the program. This is

Azure Stack Gets Web Development, Database Tools

Less than two weeks after it first released the beta version of its Azure Stack private cloud computing tools, Microsoft has added some new Web development features. The Web Apps

Scientist Tool Helps Rewrite Ruby Code

GitHub has released Scientist 1.0, a Ruby library that assists with code rewrites. It shows developers what will happen when rewritten code is executed, compared with how the original code

Improve Python Performance with Cython

Python is my favorite language. It is simple, readable, flexible, supports many programming paradigms, has an awesome standard library, tons of third-party packages and a great community. But, it is

CoreOS Releases Rkt 1.0

Until now, Docker has dominated containerization, but CoreOS aims to change that with the release of Rkt (pronounced “rocket”) 1.0. The company claims the new container runtime offers better security

IBM Expands Cloud Data Services Portfolio

IBM has added 25 new offerings to its Cloud Data Services portfolio. Of particular interest to enterprise application development teams is IBM Compose Enterprise, which helps developers deploy open source

Microsoft Azure IoT Hub Now Generally Available

Microsoft has taken the public preview label off its Azure IoT Hub, meaning that the cloud computing service is now ready for production use by enterprises. The IoT Hub provides

Microsoft Buys SwiftKey for Around $250 Million

Microsoft has confirmed that it has purchased SwiftKey for around $250 million. SwiftKey is a British startup that is best known for its predictive typing app. The company also makes

Working with Concurrent Queue in C#

A queue is a data structure that works on a First – In – First – Out (FIFO) basis. So, you would typically use a queue when you need items

Cloud Computing Goes Underwater with Project Natick

Microsoft has announced that it has been conducting an experiment that involved putting a cloud computing data center underwater. Project Natick, as the effort is called, sank a 10-foot by

Microsoft Adds Cordova Tools to Visual Studio Code

Microsoft has released a new Visual Studio Code extension that supports Apache Cordova, a popular cross-platform open source mobile development framework. The extension is called Tools for Apache Cordova, or

Enterprise Mobile App Usage Increasing Slowly

According to IDC, the average enterprise adopted 5.8 mobile apps for each of its users in 2015. That’s an increase over the 3.5 apps per worker in 2013 and 2014,

AWS Posts 69% Increase in Revenue

Amazon has released its fourth quarter earnings report, including the figures for its Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud computing unit. The cloud titan generated $2.4 billion in revenue for the

Oracle to Kill the Java Browser Plugin

Oracle has announced that the Java browser plugin will be deprecated in Java 9, and it will be missing entirely from future versions of Java. The Java browser plug-in has