InfoWorld Weekend Edition

December 07, 2019

10 bad programming habits we secretly love

Breaking the rules can bring a little thrill — and produce better, more efficient code Read more ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	Netflix open sources data science management tool

•	3 ways to kick off a devops program

•	Snake bites: Beware malicious Python libraries

•	AWS beefs up SageMaker machine learning

•	3 cloud security 'hacks' to consider today

•	Babylon.js: Going beyond the 2D web

•	How to merge data in R using R merge, dplyr, or data.table

Unlock Security from the Network: Segmentation Made Simple

This webinar teaches how decoupling security from the network can help improve security posture, increase network performance, and drive business results. Read more ▶

Netflix open sources data science management tool

Metaflow manages Python data science projects end-to-end, works with any machine learning library, and integrates with AWS cloud services Read more ▶

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Learn the basics of electrical engineering for only $25 today.

This collection features 5 courses on electrical engineering fundamentals such as circuits, substations, and machines. Read more ▶

3 ways to kick off a devops program

Timing is everything, but so is knowing how CI/CD, IaC, and AIops can impact your business Read more ▶

Snake bites: Beware malicious Python libraries

Malware posing as Python libraries is routinely showing up on PyPI, Python's official package index Read more ▶

AWS beefs up SageMaker machine learning

Amazon SageMaker adds a data science studio, experiment tracking, production monitoring, and automated machine learning capabilities Read more ▶

3 cloud security 'hacks' to consider today

Keeping your cloud deployments secure is a full-time job. Here are a few shortcuts that make your cloud security better and your life easier Read more ▶

Babylon.js: Going beyond the 2D web

Microsoft's shift to Chromium from Edge makes it easier to add 3D graphics to your Web apps Read more ▶

How to merge data in R using R merge, dplyr, or data.table

See how to join two data sets by one or more common columns using base R's merge function, dplyr join functions, and the speedy data.table package Read more ▶

Decoupling Security from the Network: The Evolution of Segmentation

Enterprises are increasingly being asked to improve security protection while simultaneously maintaining business and network performance. To address this, host-based segmentation is increasing in adoption. Read more ▶