InfoWorld Daily

March 26, 2019

Programming languages are now driven by corporations: Should we be worried?

Today, seemingly the only way a new programming language hits the big time is with the generous backing of a megacorp Read more ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	Pub/sub messaging: Apache Kafka vs. Apache Pulsar

•	Measure the quality of your .Net code with NDepend

•	Serverless computing in Azure: How to build a petition site

•	What you should know about serverless computing before you start

•	What's new in Kubernetes containers

•	Microsoft unveils speedy type checker for Python

•	Java and JVM to zero in on GPUs and containers

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Pub/sub messaging: Apache Kafka vs. Apache Pulsar

Apache Kafka set the bar for large-scale distributed messaging, but Apache Pulsar has some neat tricks of its own Read more ▶

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Measure the quality of your .Net code with NDepend

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Serverless computing in Azure: How to build a petition site

This example shows you how to use Azure services to build scalable, serverless web applications Read more ▶

What you should know about serverless computing before you start

New data shows a pretty obvious trend: the acceleration of serverless adoption. Make sure you consider the pros and cons Read more ▶

What's new in Kubernetes containers

Kubernetes 1.14 officially supports Microsoft Windows Server 2019 Read more ▶

Microsoft unveils speedy type checker for Python

Pyright aims to be a faster type checker for Python than existing projects, and doesn't need Python itself Read more ▶

Java and JVM to zero in on GPUs and containers

Oracle says future Java developments will focus on improving language and runtime support for big data, machine learning, and cloud-native workloads Read more ▶

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