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7 Visual Studio Code extensions you didn't know you needed

InfoWorld App Dev Report September 06, 2019

Should open source software advertise? Funding open source has never been more important. It's also never been harder Read more ▶

Your Must-Read Stories • 7 Visual Studio Code extensions you didn't know you needed • 6 top-notch tools for React developers • What's new in Angular: Angular 9.0 beta is here • Golang 1.13 adds number literal prefixes • Jabel brings post-Java 8 features to Java 8 users • Get API data with R

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6 top-notch tools for React developers Facebook's JavaScript UI library has sparked an ecosystem of companion tools and frameworks Read more ▶

What's new in Angular: Angular 9.0 beta is here The popular JavaScript framework for desktop and mobile apps produces better code and enhances the Bazel compiler Read more ▶

Golang 1.13 adds number literal prefixes Go language extensions should make it easier for programmers to move between Go and other C-family languages Read more ▶

Jabel brings post-Java 8 features to Java 8 users Using the 'annotation processor,' developers can take advantage of the latest Java language features and still compile to Java 8 bytecode Read more ▶

Get API data with R No R package for the API you want? It's easy to write your own function with the httr and jsonlite packages. 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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