12 Pythons for every programming need

What .Net Core 3.0 means for developers

InfoWorld App Dev Report September 27, 2019

12 Pythons for every programming need Whether its speed, memory safety, portability, a micro footprint, data tools, or something else, one of these Python distros probably has it Read more ▶

Your Must-Read Stories • What .Net Core 3.0 means for developers • Swift 5.1 offers module stability for binary frameworks • What's new in Microsoft Visual Studio Code 1.38 • Look to low-code to balance quality and speed • What is JavaScript? JavaScript and ECMAScript, explained • LLVM 9.0.0 arrives with major improvements

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What .Net Core 3.0 means for developers Microsoft and the .Net Foundation have rolled out a major upgrade to the .Net Core platform Read more ▶

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Swift 5.1 offers module stability for binary frameworks The update to Swift 5.1 also introduces features for library evolution and compiler and library improvements Read more ▶

What's new in Microsoft Visual Studio Code 1.38 Microsoft updates Visual Studio Code monthly. Keep track of the updates' key capabilities in this changelog Read more ▶

Look to low-code to balance quality and speed Low-code development platforms can help you increase project velocity, reduce technical debt, and meet rising expectations Read more ▶

What is JavaScript? JavaScript and ECMAScript, explained The most popular programming language in the world started out in the browser but now runs everywhere Read more ▶

LLVM 9.0.0 arrives with major improvements LLVM compiler infrastructure project delivers optimizations for memory, pattern matching, and C++ Read more ▶

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