11 programming trends to watch

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	11 programming trends to watch Whether you're banging out Cobol or hacking Node.js, keeping an eye on programming trends is key to staying competitive in an ever-shifting job market. Peter Wayner sorts the debris from the diamonds in this look at tools and techniques that really are changing how developers work. Read More WHITE PAPER: Delphix Stop the High Costs of Non-Production Databases Learn why Brian Babineau, Vice President of Research and Analyst Services at ESG, recommends the expansion of virtualization initiatives into the data tier to reduce operating expenses, improve asset utilization, cut capital costs and enable IT agility. Read now! In this Issue Java build tools: Migrating an Ant script to Gradle How devops can help speed application development Programming languages cannot be copyrighted, says senior E.U. court adviser First look: Google Dart vs. JavaScript Java build tools: Migrating an Ant script to Gradle In this post, I look at using Gradle and at migrating a simple Ant build script to Gradle. Read More How devops can help speed application development Devops, an emerging concept in application development circles, is, at heart, a simple idea. It refers to the practice of aligning an organization's developmental environment more closely with its operational environment. Read More Programming languages cannot be copyrighted, says senior E.U. court adviser European Court of Justice Yves Bot defined the functionality of a computer program as the set of possibilities offered by a computer system --- in other words, the service the user expects from it --- and as such is not eligible for copyright protection. Read More First look: Google Dart vs. JavaScript Let's begin with the good news. Google's Dart is a modern, full-featured tool designed by grabbing the best features of Java, JavaScript, and C. But the Dart developers are not superhumans -- this language has its own problems. Read More
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