Friday, October 12, 2018

Facebook, CloudBees unveil 1.0 versions of new developer tech

Application Development Digest
A roundup of application development content from TechTarget's network | October 12, 2018
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PyTorch 1.0 brings developers closer to cloud services

By Darryl K. Taft, News Writer

Facebook unveiled its preview release of PyTorch 1.0. The open source, deep learning framework enables developers to more easily build machine learning in their applications -- and challenges TensorFlow.

(SearchSoftwareQuality.com)

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CloudBees plugin of JCasC eases developer, admin woes

Version 1.0 of Jenkins Configuration as Code plug-in aims to help developers and administrators advance CI/CD while saving time and effort with configuration tasks.

(SearchSoftwareQuality.com)

 
CI/CD workflows, IT roles lead to organizational disharmony
Disparate CI/CD workflows in organizations can make it difficult to build development stages into a DevOps pipeline, but the biggest barriers to progress are culture challenges.
(SearchSoftwareQuality.com)
 
Users mull Ansible Tower features' config management controls
Ansible users know their way around a CLI, but some envision an all-inclusive IT automation platform based on the Ansible Tower management console UI and features.
(SearchITOperations.com)
 
Embrace DevOps innovation to modernize legacy applications
To bring legacy applications into the DevOps fold, IT teams must be creative and collaborate in ways that may differ sharply from approaches to greenfield projects.
(SearchITOperations.com)
EXPERT ADVICE
 
Tips and tricks on how to use Jenkins Git plugin

Being able to pull from a source code repository is a given, but here are five features Jenkins Git plugin makes available, that you may not known were there.

(TheServerSide.com)

 
Good teams come clean about their IT competence

Inevitably, in this industry, there will be a point where you have no idea what you're doing. To better address the IT competencies you lack, be reflective and look at your company's culture.

(SearchSoftwareQuality.com)

 
Manage microservices in cloud with these native tools

AWS, Microsoft and Google all offer native resources and tools to support microservices-based architectures, most of which rely heavily on containers and service mesh technology.

(SearchCloudComputing.com)

 
Use distributed analytics with microservices

Streamlined data analytics are vital, but many are stuck with monolithic analytics that don't offer granular insight. Microservices-based distributed analytics may solve this problem.

(SearchMicroservices.com)

 
Compare Go vs. Python for infrastructure programming

You can use both Go and Python to work with Salt, the configuration management tool, for infrastructure-as-code jobs. However, each language has its own quirks.

(SearchITOperations.com)

 
How to foster collaboration in software development

Fostering a more collaborative work culture is less arduous and more gainful than arguing about the software's direction post-release. Besides, no one wants long feedback cycles.

(SearchSoftwareQuality.com)

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