As usual, Trisha Gee has put together a list of some of the best resources out there. This month, learn more about Java 9 and Jigsaw, how to be better at your job, and more.
In Part 4 of this Java 9 series, we see that try-with-resources has been enhanced. Let's compare how Try With Resources worked back in Java 7 versus today.
When it comes to choosing a language for Microservices, Python might see the perfect one. Let’s see if that’s true in this analysis of Python efficiency.
If you're developing for iOS, you're probably particularly interested in how iOS handles HTML5. Even if you love Flash, you might want to think about redirecting some of that affection, given today's news from Adobe. Good news for iOS developers, though: iOS 5 handles HTML5 really, really well. In fact, after firing a battery of HTML5 tests at iOS 5, Sencha concluded in no uncertain terms: Mobile Safari continues to hold the crown as the best mobile browser, providing the best HTML5 developer platform. That's a pretty ringing endorsement. HTML5 Canvas is particularly impressive. Sencha's testers report: In iOS 5, Canvas is between 5x – 8x faster. We tried two examples to see this work. First, the IE HTML5 Speed Reading Test. In iOS 4.x, the draw durations last roughly ~850ms, versus iOS 5, where they are a constant 10ms. Blaze.io agrees, as this video vividly demonstrates: iOS 5 also added support for Web Workers, which run JavaScript threads in the background in order to keep the main thread free. Sencha tested Web Workers on iOS, and their results came back fine. WebGL works too -- officially for iAds only, although there is a workaround (but the resulting app can't be listed in the app store). For more on these upgrades, consider the quick tabular overview of mobile HTML5 support at mobilehtml5.org; read Sencha's discussion of their test results, which concentrate on HTML5; or check out Blaze.io's full performance report, which addresses non-HTML5 improvements too.
Look at an intro to the MySQL database (an RDBMS) and go through its architecture and features that make it the best choice for developing web apps or websites.
The security and privacy of users' data have been a growing concern for the past few years. Understanding JWT will give you an edge over the other software engineers.
Using Java and Marqeta, we’ll build out a fully functioning card payment system your users can use for payments anywhere that a debit or credit card is accepted.
In this article, we'll compare and contrast Oracle with Couchbase from a SQL point of view. You'll get a good feel for the architecture and capabilities of Couchbase.
This article describes how similar mechanisms are arranged in compilers and reveal details of how to implement intermodular analysis in our static analyzer.
