Friday, February 15, 2019

IBM and Mendix aim to ease AI/ML, cloud use with low-code

Application Development Digest
A roundup of application development content from TechTarget's network | February 15, 2019
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FEATURED STORY
Mendix deepens native integration with IBM Cloud, Watson AI

By Darryl K. Taft, News Writer

Mendix reengineered its low-code platform with native integration to IBM's cloud services. These deeper ties support low-code development of enterprise applications and also expose IBM's services to a broader ecosystem.

(SearchSoftwareQuality.com)

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Container security vulnerability prompts call to patch runC

Container security is in the spotlight with a just-disclosed vulnerability in the runC utility that affects most container runtimes, including Docker. It requires widespread patching.

(SearchITOperations.com)

 
Ionic 4 taps Web Components for mobile app development

The latest version of Ionic's application development environment, is built on Web Components to enable developers to use one codebase for web, desktop and mobile apps.

(SearchSoftwareQuality.com)

 
IBM's code challenge issues call for open source projects

To deploy some of the applications built in last year's Call For Code challenge, IBM has launched the 'Code and Response' effort. Additionally, Big Blue unveiled its next Call for Code competition.

(SearchSoftwareQuality.com)

 
AIOps wars heat up with New Relic-SignifAI deal

The acquisition of SignifAI adds to New Relic's DevOps quiver of monitoring tools and intensifies an already white-hot brawl among competitors like Dynatrace and AppDynamics.

(SearchITOperations.com)

EXPERT ADVICE
 
Prevent these five common RESTful design mishaps

Learn about five common mistakes API developers make during RESTful development when it comes to error codes, state management, versioning and more.

(SearchMicroservices.com)

 
How to use Jira for test management

While Atlassian Jira is a common tool to manage software projects, Amy Reichert's team uses it to manage tests. You can too, but be sure to avoid these challenges along the way.

(SearchSoftwareQuality.com)

 
An alternative way for devs to learn new programming languages

The creators of a new interactive platform designed to help developers learn new languages share what they've found out about how individuals go about such a process.

(TheServerSide.com)

 
A quick look at inferred types and the Java var keyword

We run down how the additions of the inferred type in the Java 10 release and the ability to use the Java 'var' keyword in code will affect the ways programs are written and read.

(TheServerSide.com)

 
Two key approaches to hybrid cloud integration

The way you create a true hybrid cloud environment affects both your tooling choices and techniques. Learn about the implications of two fundamental approaches to hybrid cloud.

(SearchMicroservices.com)

 
Use AWS Well-Architected Tool to review your app architecture

Use this tutorial to get started with Well-Architected Tool, a service that analyzes workloads and recommends ways to make them more secure, reliable and cost-efficient.

(SearchAWS.com)

 
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