Is AngularJS ready for the enterprise?

Google shares code to help server software digest HTTP/2 Making a business case for refactoring code

JavaWorld March 03, 2015 Is AngularJS ready for the enterprise? For enterprises accustomed to 10-year support guarantees on the software they buy, the AngularJS habit of breaking backward compatibility as it rushes to the future may cause concern. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Google shares code to help server software digest HTTP/2 2. Making a business case for refactoring code Resource compliments of: Stormpath New Webinar! How to Build a Beautiful REST API Want to design an elegant, secure REST+JSON API? Stormpath CTO Les Hazlewood will discuss all the best practices and design patterns learned from 10 years building enterprise-grade APIs in Java. You’ll walk away with an understanding of RESTful concepts like linking, error handling, caching and many more. REGISTER TODAY FOR THE MAR 5TH WEBINAR! SPACE IS LIMITED. Google shares code to help server software digest HTTP/2 Potentially offering a boost for web server software worldwide, Google has released as open source a framework for HTTP/2, the newly updated standard for transmitting Web pages and Web applications over the Internet. READ MORE Making a business case for refactoring code Refactoring code is the act of changing existing code to be more understandable. Though it is possible to add functionality or fix bugs while refactoring, the act of refactoring code is a separate process from these activities. READ MORE White Paper: Cisco Systems NSS Labs Brief -- Cyber Resilience It’s not about the 98 percent you catch, it’s about the 2 percent you miss. Not every attack can be prevented, but with a cyber-resilience program, damage can be mitigated or avoided altogether. Learn more now by reading NSS Labs Analyst Brief – Cyber Resilience. LEARN MORE >>