JetBrains previews new lightweight, polyglot editor Fleet

JetBrains has unveiled a preview of its new lightweight IDE, Fleet. The new IDE is built to be simple and smart so that developers can get started with it without too much additional configuration required. Fleet is a polyglot editor, meaning that it can be used as a single IDE for all languages, rather than … continue reading

SD Times news digest: UserWay and ShortPoint announce partnership; Code Ninjas and Microsoft MakeCode collaboration; SQLite 3.37 release

UserWay, an AI-powered web accessibility company, and ShortPoint, an intranet design software company, today announced their partnership in order to ensure SharePoint sites designed with ShortPoint are fully accessible and ADA compliant.  UserWay’s accessibility technology provides WCAG and ADA compliance for websites, resulting in a more accessible experience for blind and visually impared users as … continue reading

Predictions for Java in 2022

The Java landscape moves fast, and with potential changes to OpenJDK release cadence, it’s poised to move even faster. For people like Michael Rasmussen, Head of Development at JRebel by Perforce, staying abreast of these changes, and understanding how they’ll impact development is paramount to creating features that resonate within the Java development community, keeping … continue reading

SD Times Open-Source Project of the Week: KServe

KServe is a tool for serving machine learning models on Kubernetes. It encapsulates the complexity of tasks like autoscaling, networking, health checking, and server configuration. This allows users to provide their machine learning deployments with features like GPU Autoscaling, Scale to Zero, and Canary Rollouts.  Created by IBM and Bloomberg’s Data Science and Compute Infrastructure … continue reading

SD Times news digest: ServiceNow acquires DotWalk; YugabyteDB 2.11 updates; Merico launched Dev Lake; Foxit announced eSignature and PDF editing solution

ServiceNow acquires DotWalk ServiceNow, an organization that brings users high quality digital workflows, today announced that it has acquired the AI solutions organization, DotWalk. This collaboration will help users keep pace with technology maintenance by automating software application testing and achieving seamless upgrades with accelerated speed.  When running natively on ServiceNow’s automated test framework, DotWalk’s … continue reading

A developer first approach: What does this mean for API security?

Within the emerging practice of DevSecOps there is no term more ambiguous than ‘shift left,’ a term likely to mean something subtly different depending on whom you ask. A commonly accepted view is that ‘shift left’ for security fosters the adoption of security practices as early as possible in the development lifecycle. This includes activities … continue reading

SD Times news digest: Red Hat expands partner ecosystem; Cortex raised $15 million in Series A; Apache weekly update

Red Hat, a provider of open-source solutions, today announced the availability of Red Hat OpenShift Data Science as a field trial, as well as an expanded partner ecosystem focused on this new cloud service offering. Red Hat OpenShift Data Science is a cloud service offering tailored for machine learning on Red Hat OpenShift, Red Hat’s … continue reading

SD Times news digest: Databricks launched Partner Connect; OpenAI’s API now available with no waitlist; Logz.io unveils observability updates

Databricks, the data and AI company, recently announced Databricks Partner Connect, a portal for users to quickly discover a broad set of validated data, analytics, and AI tools and easily integrate them with their Databricks lakehouse across multiple cloud providers. Integrations with Databricks partners Fivetran, Labelbox, Microsoft Power BI, Prophecy, Rivery, and Tableau are initially … continue reading

SD Times Open-Source Project of the Week: immudb

Immudb is a database written in Go that is immutable, which means that history is preserved and can’t be changed without clients noticing.  “Traditional database transactions and logs are hard to scale and are mutable, so there is no way to know for sure if your data has been compromised,” the project’s website states. “Immudb … continue reading

Perforce improves security with Secure Code integration

Perforce Software announced new functionality to speed the remediation of discovered defects in automated scans. This is delivered through integration with Secure Code Warrior (SCW) in which Klocwork customers can instantly connect to resources that explain how to mitigate vulnerabilities.  By Connecting the relevant SCW learning resources to the security vulnerabilities as they are detected … continue reading

Anaconda launched Embedded Partner Program

Anaconda today officially launched its Embedded Partner Program in response to the rising demand for access to secure, managed Python packages and environments. With this, organizations can embed Anaconda tools, packages, and repositories into their own products and services. The launch of Anaconda’s Embedded Partner Program brings end users a seamless access experience. Regardless of … continue reading

SD Times news digest: TypeScript 4.5 released; Mabl raised $40 million in Series C; OutSystems partnerships to expand tech education

Microsoft announced the release of TypeScript 4.5, a language that builds on JavaScript by adding statically checked types. A few major highlights of the release include type and promise improvements, template string types as discriminants, private field presence checks, and new snippet completions. TypeScript 4.5 comes just three weeks after the release candidate and since … continue reading

SD Times news digest: Apple announces Self Service Repair; PlanetScale now generally available; IBM reveals winner of Call for Code

Apple today announced Self Service Repair, which will grant users who are confident in completing their own repairs access to genuine Apple parts and tools. It is available first for the iPhone 12 and 13 lineups, and will be followed by Mac computers featuring M1 chips. Early next year, Self Service Repair will be available … continue reading

The surprising truth about re-platforming databases to public cloud

Enterprises are moving full steam to the public cloud unencumbered by what is happening in the economy. If anything, volatility due to Covid has raised the importance of cloud benefits and the prospect of flexibility and scalability has further accelerated this movement. Enterprises no longer view public cloud as merely Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). … continue reading

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