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.Net Core 2.0 to extend coding optimizations to Linux
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The next version of Microsoft’s open source, cross-platform version of the .Net software platform, .Net Core 2.0, will bring profile-guided optimization (PGO) to Linux x64. PGO is native compilation technology...
Survey says Python is tops with developers
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Python, which was already surging in popularity among developers, has received another endorsement, getting the nod as the most popular tool in IT service provider Packt’s just-released developer survey. The...
Go language soars to new heights in popularity
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Go, Google’s open source, concurrency-friendly programming language, has soared to new heights with developers, cracking the top 10 in the Tiobe index of language popularity for the first time. With...
Luna brings visual development to functional programming
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Described by the creators as a developer’s whiteboard “on steroids,” the Luna functional language promises to enable application assembly by clicking and dragging visual elements together. Expected to be released...
What’s new in Kubernetes 1.7
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In Kubernetes version 1.7, the container orchestration and management system is gaining slew of new security, stateful application, and extensibility features Kubernetes 1.6 was mainly about stabilizing and bringing to term...
Eclipse gets ready for Java 9 with Oxygen release train
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The Eclipse Foundation’s annual release train, featuring simultaneous updates to dozens of projects, has just arrived, featuring preliminary Java 9 support. Called Oxygen, the release train covers 83 projects and includes...
Nvidia’s new TensorRT speeds machine learning predictions
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Nvidia has released a new version of TensorRT, a runtime system for serving inferences using deep learning models through Nvidia’s own GPUs. Inferences, or predictions made from a trained model, can...
Progressive web apps challenge native mobile apps
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Native mobile apps have generally had the edge when it comes to user experience over web-based apps. But the tide is turning, with progressive web apps — a technology spearheaded by...
The road to Java 9: Only critical bugs getting fixed now
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With the initial release candidate build for Java 9 now published, Oracle has proposed that from here on out, only “showstopper” bugs be fixed for the production Java 9 release,...
Google open-sources TensorFlow training tools
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Over the past year, Google’s TensorFlow has asserted itself as a popular open source toolkit for deep learning. But training a TensorFlow model can be cumbersome and slow—especially when the...