Unpaid Linux contributions sink to lowest levels

Automation for the people: The programmer's dilemma Java vs. Node.js: An epic battle for developer mind share

JavaWorld February 19, 2015 Unpaid Linux contributions sink to lowest levels Now more than ever, the development of the Linux kernel is a matter for the professionals, as unpaid volunteer contributions to the project reached their lowest recorded levels in the latest "Who Writes Linux report." READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Automation for the people: The programmer's dilemma 2. Java vs. Node.js: An epic battle for developer mind share White Paper: Dell Software Access Management (IAM) for Unix-based Systems Unix systems face special IAM challenges. Discover how to be overcome them with the right practices and tools, enabling you to enhance security, achieve compliance and dramatically improve operational efficiency. READ NOW! Automation for the people: The programmer's dilemma Machines are our essential partners from now on, for better and worse. We need to figure out how to improve that partnership. That's a responsibility both users and developers of automation must shoulder. READ MORE Java vs. Node.js: An epic battle for developer mind share Here’s how the enterprise stalwart and onetime script-kiddie toy stack up in a battle for the server room. READ MORE White Paper: Splice Machine The Only Hadoop RDBMS- Splice Machine In this white paper, we will introduce you to Splice Machine, the only RDBMS on Hadoop. This White Paper discusses today’s Real-Time, Data-Driven Businesses, inadequate technology options, comparison to other Hadoop technologies, cross-industry use cases, and the Splice Machine Architecture. LEARN MORE