Should open source licenses fight evil?

Visual Studio Code vs. Sublime Text: How to choose

InfoWorld App Dev Report September 24, 2019

Should open source licenses fight evil? New open source licenses attempt to legislate what we can and cannot do with software. Problem is, that's not open Read more ▶

Your Must-Read Stories • Visual Studio Code vs. Sublime Text: How to choose • Microsoft .Net Core 3.0 arrives • Using advanced NLog features in ASP.Net Core • Software jobs pay twice the national average • 5 planning principles for agile development • Here comes .Net Core 3.0

Miscellaneous: GTT Communications, Inc. SD-WAN and Virtual Networking: Business Drivers and Recommended Approaches Brought to you by GTT By 2020, 80% of enterprises will have SD-WAN and virtual networks, according to IDC. Read more ▶

Visual Studio Code vs. Sublime Text: How to choose Do you want a maximum-flexible editor with just the right IDE features, or the fastest and most efficient editor you can find? You can have both Read more ▶

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Microsoft .Net Core 3.0 arrives Latest version of Microsoft's open source app framework goes GA with C# 8.0, Windows Forms and WPF, and lower memory consumption Read more ▶

Using advanced NLog features in ASP.Net Core Take advantage of the free and flexible NLog to log your application data with the features and efficiency you need Read more ▶

Software jobs pay twice the national average Software.org report finds software jobs not only pay twice as much, but are growing at twice the rate of US jobs overall Read more ▶

5 planning principles for agile development Benefit from deeper backlogs and more impactful releases by making time to plan effectively Read more ▶

Here comes .Net Core 3.0 Microsoft and the .Net Foundation roll out a major upgrade to the .Net Core platform Read more ▶

Miscellaneous: DELL EMC + NVIDIA GPU Database Acceleration on PowerEdge R940xa This whitepaper looks at the performance and efficient of GPU database acceleration when using the Dell EMC PowerEdge R940xa server to run Brytlyt GPU DBMS. The objective is to show how the unique CPU to GPU ratio in R940xa is well suited for this new and emerging category of database workloads that leverage the powerful capabilities of the GPUs. Read more ▶

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