Making a business case for refactoring code

Red Hat Shenandoah boosts Java garbage collection A developer's guide to the pros and cons of Python

JavaWorld February 26, 2015 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   Issue highlights 1. Red Hat Shenandoah boosts Java garbage collection 2. A developer's guide to the pros and cons of Python Webcast: Sencha Beyond Native Packagers Native packagers can cause delays and frustration for you and your end users when you are trying to deploy your web application. We’ll discuss how your organization can move beyond native packagers to quickly and easily develop and deploy secure cross-platform HTML5 applications designed to run on desktops, tablets and mobile phones. LEARN MORE Red Hat Shenandoah boosts Java garbage collection Red Hat engineers are moving forward with their Shenandoah garbage collection technology, which would give Java a boost in large-heap applications. READ MORE A developer's guide to the pros and cons of Python Python has had questions raised about its performance and design quirks. To get to the bottom of what's right -- and maybe not so right -- about Python, InfoWorld Editor at Large Paul Krill asked dignitaries in the Python community for their input.READ MORE White Paper: HP Quantifying the Business This whitepaper applies the experience of real HP TippingPoint customers to quantify these saving and demonstrate pay back in the first year. Learn: • The cost savings investigating and remediating cyber attacks • The saved cost of e-commerce web site downtime • How TippingPoint intrusion prevention system differs from other approaches LEARN MORE >>