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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...
Ruby’s decline in popularity may be permanent
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Ruby has had a reputation as a user-friendly language for building web applications. But its slippage in this month’s RedMonk Programming Language Rankings has raised questions about where exactly the...
CheerpJ converts Java apps into JavaScript for the web
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Melding Java and web development, CheerpJ is being readied as compiler technology that takes Java bytecode and turns it into JavaScript, for execution in browsers. Based on the LLVM/Clang compiler...
JVM may get upgrade to support today’s multicore processors
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Oracle is proposing an update to the Java Virtual Machine to allow for direct-value class types, a modernization required by the advent of multicore processors. There is no schedule for when...
What’s new in Google’s Go 1.9 language
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The next version of Google’s popular Go language will improve performance, compilation, and scaling to large code bases. Go 1.9 should be released in August. Go 1.9’s creators expect almost...
Scala goes skinny: Ammonite tunes the heavyweight for simple tasks
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Ammonite, an open source tool to use the Scala language for scripting, should debut in its Version 1.0 production version in next two months. The two-year-old project lets Scala be...
What’s new in Microsoft’s TypeScript 2.4
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Version 2.4 of TypeScript, a popular, typed superset of JavaScript, will offer improved load times with the addition of a dynamic import expressions capability. A release candidate version is now...
TypeScript 2.4 improves load times, weak type-checking
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Version 2.4 of TypeScript, a popular, typed superset of JavaScript, will offer improved load times with the addition of a dynamic import expressions capability. A release candidate version is now...
Visual Studio Code comes to Chromebooks, Raspberry Pi
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A community build project led by developer Jay Rodgers is making Visual Studio Code, Microsoft’s lightweight source code editor, available for Chromebooks, Raspberry Pi boards, and other devices based on...