From the Editors: Why Java made it to 20

There are a lot of reasons you could point to for Java’s lengthy popularity. It could be attributed to Java’s cross-platform capabilities, its memory management, or its focus on networked systems. But we’re convinced it was all of these combined with a fourth, major element: stoicism. While Java has evolved over the years, adding generics, … continue reading

From the Editors: It’s time for enterprise developers to embrace JavaScript

Client-side JavaScript brings developers closer to the glass. In a flexibly scripted programming language like JavaScript, everything is an object. Developers can code and push new features faster, enabling end users rather than making them wait months for an update under a more traditional sever-side development model. Modern Web and mobile consumer application development is … continue reading

Industry Watch: My, how things have changed!

I love being a part of the selection process for the SD Times 100. It’s so interesting to see where the industry is going, and to look back at where things were in 2003, when the first SD Times 100 was announced. In 2003, there was no talk of cloud or user experience or DevOps. … continue reading

Microsoft’s new DevOps solutions, Dell’s IoT announcements, and Apple’s acquisition of Metaio—SD Times news digest: May 29, 2015

Microsoft wants to help enterprises identify best practices and avoid common pitfalls in their DevOps practices. The company announced several new DevOps solutions at the O’Reilly Velocity DevOps conference, and a new online-self evaluation tool has been launched to help developers, IT and other parts of an organization determine their next step in their DevOps … continue reading

Synopsys to acquire Quotium’s IAST product, Seeker

Synopsys, Inc. announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire certain assets of Quotium, including the Quotium Seeker product and R&D team. The additional talent, technology and products will expand Synopsys’ presence in the application security market by extending the Coverity platform with interactive application security testing (IAST) functionality. Seeker complements the Coverity platform’s … continue reading

SD Times GitHub Project of the Week: Screentendo

What could possibly make surfing the Web more interesting than being able to turn your websites into a game of Super Mario Bros.? I don’t know if anything else could beat that, which is why for this week’s GitHub Project of the Week we are featuring Screentendo. Created by software developer Aaron Randall, Screentendo is … continue reading

Google I/O 2015: Google’s Internet of Things platform, Android Studio 1.3, Polymer 1.0 and Android M

Google announced its end-to-end Internet of Things platform and demonstrated a developer preview of Android M during the keynote of the Google I/O developer conference, along with debuting new features and updates to platforms and developer tools like Android Studio, Polymer, Android Wear and the Google Play developer console. In terms of developer tools and … continue reading

Windows Store app certification policy, IBM’s industry-specific predictive analytics, and Chevrolet’s connected auto compatibility—SD Times news digest: May 28, 2015

Microsoft is working to improve its Windows Store experience by enforcing a more rigid app certification policy. The 10.1 policy will apply to new and existing customers, and is designed to eliminate app store clutter, ensure apps are appropriately priced, distinguish between informational and non-informational apps, and ensure apps have relevant titles and keywords. Microsoft … continue reading

The Tale of Ted Dunning: The Apache Incubator’s ever-curious Big Data scientist

Ted Dunning, the newly appointed vice president of the Apache Incubator, is a Big Data scientist in a world of coders. Currently the chief application architect at Hadoop distribution company MapR, the longtime Apache Software Foundation contributor and project mentor took over as the ASF’s vice president of incubation in April. Tasked with keeping Apache … continue reading

Logentries’ new analytics language makes the power of log data accessible to the masses

Logentries, the leading provider of log management and analytics built for the cloud, today announced a new Analytics Language that offers an easy-to-use alternative to traditional search languages that require deep technical skill and often include more than 100 search terms. The new Logentries Query Language (LEQL) bridges the gap between management and analysis by … continue reading

Couchbase partners with Metanautix to integrate NoSQL and SQL

Metanautix, a big data analytics company focused on simplifying the data supply chain, today announced a partnership with Couchbase to make integrating standard SQL with NoSQL data fast and easy. Metanautix Quest™ empowers organizations to use data of any shape, format, structure and location to enhance the business, build new products and improve compliance. “We’re excited … continue reading

SmartBear integrates AppDynamics into AlertSite UXM performance monitoring platform

SmartBear Software, the leader in software quality tools for the connected world, has integrated the AppDynamics Application Intelligence Platform with the company’s AlertSite UXM Performance Monitoring Platform, allowing development and operations teams to quickly detect “customer experience” degradations and errors, and trace the root cause of these problems to the exact segment of the application’s … continue reading

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