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September 16, 2019

Why developers hate low-code

9 reasons programmers grow frustrated with the tools that are supposed to save them time Read more ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	Improve cloud performance with these 3 tips

•	Visual Studio Code vs. Visual Studio: How to choose

•	Snowflake review: A data warehouse made better in the cloud

•	Coming to grips with Microsoft's P#

•	Is Java the next COBOL?

•	Rust vs. Go: How to choose

•	Artificial intelligence today: What's hype and what's real?

The Business Value of an Agile Platform for Developing and Running Applications with OpenShift on AWS

Application development. It's a critical piece of most organizations. Speed, reliability and security are paramount. An agile and flexible platform for developing applications can be a key competitive advantage. Read more ▶

Improve cloud performance with these 3 tips

Cloud systems too slow? Before you provision more resources, try these engineering fixes Read more ▶

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Visual Studio Code vs. Visual Studio: How to choose

Deciding between Visual Studio Code and Visual Studio may depend as much on your work style as on the language support and features you need. Here's how to decide Read more ▶

Snowflake review: A data warehouse made better in the cloud

A fast, no-fuss data warehouse as a service, Snowflake scales dynamically to give you the performance you need exactly when you need it Read more ▶

Coming to grips with Microsoft's P#

Microsoft's tools for building reliable distributed applications are beginning to gain traction Read more ▶

Is Java the next COBOL?

60 years later, billions of lines of COBOL live on. Could Java, SQL, or Python last as long? Read more ▶

Rust vs. Go: How to choose

Do you want execution speed or developer speed? Memory safety or easy concurrency? How to decide between Rust and Go Read more ▶

Artificial intelligence today: What's hype and what's real?

Two decades into the AI revolution, deep learning is becoming a standard part of the analytics toolkit. Here's what it means Read more ▶

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False Positives: The Cure is Worse than the Disease

SOCs are inundated by high-volume, low-fidelity alerts. Inaccurate detection technology, inability to correlate event data, lack of context, and no alert consolidation are overwhelming 79% of SOCs. More alarming are the risky way SOCs combat alert volumes. Learn more by reading "False Positives: The Cure is Worse than the Disease." Read more ▶