14 nightmare clients -- and how to defang them

TypeScript: Industrial-strength JavaScript. Let it rain: The triumph of trickle-down tech. InfoWorld Daily AM January 19, 2015 14 nightmare clients -- and how to defang them Here are 14 nightmare clients you may very well encounter on your quest for success as an independent software developer. May you have strength in recognizing, avoiding, and neutralizing them, when possible.READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. TypeScript: Industrial-strength JavaScript 2. Let it rain: The triumph of trickle-down tech 3. Java focuses on modularity, real-time apps in 2015 : Venafi Gaps In SSH Security Create An Open Door For Attackers As an IT security leader, are you on top of SSH security for your organization? It’s key to next-generation trust protection. Find out what Forrester reveals as gaps in that security—gaps that could put your organization in peril. LEARN MORE TypeScript: Industrial-strength JavaScript Like it or not, JavaScript is the language of the Web, but it's tough to manage for enterprise-scale development. TypeScript offers an attractive alternative.READ MORE Let it rain: The triumph of trickle-down tech Trickle-down doesn't work so well for economies, but it makes for great low-cost networking and storage gear. READ MORE Java focuses on modularity, real-time apps in 2015 Modular Java, due in Java 9, makes for a sleeker footprint, while Safety-Critical Java targets secure real-time systems. READ MORE White Paper: Akamai Overcoming the Big Disconnect in Web Security According to a new CSO survey, companies know hackers are targeting them, but too few have plans in place for fighting back. Here are the steps you need to take to eliminate the disconnect. LEARN MORE Join the IDG Contributor Network The IDG Contributor Network is a collection of blogs written by leading IT practitioners about the technology, business opportunities and challenges you face everyday. We invite you to participate by applying to be a contributor today.