InfoWorld Daily

September 03, 2019

Settling the edge computing vs. cloud computing debate

The press is attempting to pit edge computing against cloud computing, but the two will never be mutually exclusive Read more ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	Extending Visual Studio Code

•	Tiny clouds taking on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud

•	How to address standards in agile development

•	How to handle null values in ASP.Net Core MVC

•	Kubernetes-native Quarkus Java ready for testing

•	TypeScript 3.6 brings stricter checking to iterators and generators

•	Semi-supervised learning explained

The Value of Dropbox Business in Supporting Employee Collaboration

The modern enterprise is a distributed organization, with contractors, customers, employees, and vendors all working together to move the company forward. Read more ▶

Extending Visual Studio Code

Microsoft makes it easy to add new tools and language support to its open source development tool Read more ▶

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Anyone Can Invest in Real Estate with DiversyFund

Investing in Real Estate Isn't Just for the 1 Percent Read more ▶

Tiny clouds taking on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud

A baker's dozen of boutique clouds challenging the big three on speed, cost, flexibility, and even on-prem and hybrid cloud options Read more ▶

How to address standards in agile development

Making time to plan for standard data and architecture practices pays off in the long term Read more ▶

How to handle null values in ASP.Net Core MVC

Learn to change the default behavior and return HTTP 404 when action methods in ASP.Net Core return null values Read more ▶

Kubernetes-native Quarkus Java ready for testing

Red Hat's Quarkus project is a small-footprint Java stack designed for container-based, cloud-native applications Read more ▶

TypeScript 3.6 brings stricter checking to iterators and generators

The latest TypeScript version also introduces improvements for working with arrays and promises Read more ▶

Semi-supervised learning explained

Using a machine learning model's own predictions on unlabeled data to add to the labeled data set sometimes improves accuracy, but not always Read more ▶

Miscellaneous: Adobe Systems Inc.

From Email to Virtual Reality: The Impact of Technology on Employee Experience

In an effort to understand the impact of employee-facing technologies on employee experience, Adobe partnered with IDG in June 2018 to survey 372 respondents in IT-related roles. This report delves into key findings to determine how technologies, from old-standby email to futurisitc VR/AR tools, are both challenging IT teams and benefiting employees. Read more ▶