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Mobile solutions provider Gluon has released JavaFX 12, the company’s second release of the rich client technology for Java since…

Do cloud-oriented devops people need to be people-oriented, as well as technology-oriented? That seems to be the case, according to…

Developers use many productivity, coding, testing, and cloud-management tools as part of designing, developing, testing, deploying, and managing applications. Although…

After all the drama around MongoDB’s change of license from the open source Affero General Public License (AGPL) to the…

Last week we put together a basic component that allowed our users to log in with Blockstack and see their…

Want a good reason for the smashing success of the Python programming language? Look no further than the massive collection…

Cloud-native computing is about how you build applications, not where you build them. That means a global enterprise can run…

Microsoft has released the first Windows version of DTrace, its Linux debugging tool, for 64-bit Windows 10 beta builds. Microsoft has…

Cloudops (cloud operations) and secops (security operations) are quickly evolving practices. While I’m seeing some errors, what’s more common is…

When it comes to building applications on the public cloud, you’re spoiled for storage. You’ve got SQL, NoSQL, graph databases,…

In “Something is (still) rotten in the kingdom of artificial intelligence,” which was about useful-to-know Achilles’s heels of the current…

When a team develops software together, the need for continuous integration (CI)—and often continuous delivery (CD) as well—is rarely debated.…

ASP.Net Core provides built-in support for data exchange in the JSON and XML formats. If you want your ASP.Net Core…

It’s often the first problem you solve when moving to the cloud: Your enterprise is using dozens, sometime hundreds, of…

Red Hat is looking to bring Java into more-modern computing paradigms by providing a tool tuned to Kubernetes and serverless…