Open source to ‘kill’ closed source?

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According to former Microsoft executive and current Talend CEO Mike Tuchen, open source is and will continue to change the way big data platforms function in the future.

Jooby simplifies Java Web development and allows developers to work with JavaScript

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Aimed to simplify the Web development of Java, Jooby framework is fast, modular and ready for modern web.

Big Data to receive a great push after Spark 1.6 launch

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Spark 1.6 launch is giving big data a great push at the start of 2016.

IBM to benefit from Google’s Go programming language

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IBM is hoping that Google’s GO, an open source programming language which makes it easier to build software, will expand its open source ecosystem for IBM’s mainframe platform.

Li-Fi to end Wi-Fi once and for all?

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The office tests made in Tallin, Estonia, achieved a speed of 1 GB per second, which is way faster compared to the Wi-Fi we currently use.

Machine Learning - No Longer Futuristic

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Thanks to the latest technology trends and mainly thanks to big data, which is now used by many companies worldwide, the future of machine learning looks brighter than ever.

Java wins TIOBE&#39s Programming Language of 2015

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The TIOBE Programming Community index, an indicator of the popularity of programming languages which updates every month, announced that Java is the Programming Language of 2015 winner.

CES 2016 - A glimpse into the future

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World’s Largest Innovation Event CES 2016 kicked off in Las Vegas from January 6-9, 2016 gathering world’s business leaders, companies and everyone interested on getting a glimpse into the future.

Ruby on Rails challenges Node.js with new upgrade launch

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Ruby on Rails has recently launched its first 5.0 beta edition, almost 11 years after its very first release on July 25, 2004.

JSweet is sweetening the life of Java developers

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After the JSweet transpiler has recently added Java syntax to TypeScript, the life of developers is becoming much easier now that they are able to not only improve their Java skills, but also use them to build Web apps in JavaScript.