The 8 trends mobile developers care about most

Mozilla tackles parallel JavaScript Is Angular.js ready for the enterprise?

InfoWorld's Developer World March 03, 2015 The 8 trends mobile developers care about most Programmers seem to impact just about everything these days and mobile developers, in particular, are playing an ever-growing role in the world. Here are 8 things about mobile developers that you might not have known. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Mozilla tackles parallel JavaScript 2. Is Angular.js ready for the enterprise? 3. Reconciliation between Node.js and io.js could be near 4. Atlassian offers high-volume, Git-based code management Webcast: Damballa Alert Fatigue is an Epidemic in Cyber Security How many alerts does it take to shut down the effectiveness of a security team? Adam Burns, host of MeetTheBoss TV interviews Damballa CTO Brian Foster about common challenges enterprises face as they wade through mountains of alerts to find true infections before damage is done. LEARN MORE Mozilla tackles parallel JavaScript Mozilla has been conducting experiments with its SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine, trying to attack one of JavaScript's fundamental weaknesses: parallelism, i.e. exploiting hardware acceleration by running multiple computations simultaneously.READ MORE Is Angular.js 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 Reconciliation between Node.js and io.js could be near The Node.js community has been riven by intense politics for the past year, but fewer than three months after the io.js fork emerged, a proposal for reconciliation has been posted on GitHub by Mikeal Rogers, who has been involved with the fork.READ MORE Atlassian offers high-volume, Git-based code management Atlassian's managed Git service has been designed specifically for enterprise workloads, according to the company. It can easily support thousands of concurrent users issuing frequent changes to a code base. READ MORE White Paper: Damballa State of Infections Report - Q4 2014 After a year of mind-boggling breach headlines, it’s clear the approach to network security has to change. Attackers continually get away with epic heists while defenders get tripped up by their own security weapons. LEARN MORE DAILY NEWS, DELIVERED TO YOUR INBOX FIRST THING Start your workday with Today's Headlines: First Look, and find out what the tech world will be talking about all day. Subscribe now!