CW Developer Network
The latest trends in software development from the Computer Weekly Application Developer Network.
July 2014
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Are we confusing the Internet of Things with embedded, already?
31 Jul 2014 -
How to reach a software-defined operational state of bliss
30 Jul 2014 -
Dell Software VP: lightweight app monitoring is, well, just too lightweight
29 Jul 2014
Surveys are the most important, most informative, most insightful and more expressive means of understanding what is going on inside the Information Technology industry -- right?
Cirba this week issued a statement suggesting that "intelligent control" and management processes are of ultimate importance
Dell Software (the actual company division) has been around in its current form for a handful of year now and came about on the back of somewhere approaching 40 major acquisitions
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NASA developer challenge protects Earth attack by deep space Asteroids
25 Jul 2014 -
Does guaranteed datacentre PUE engender better applications?
22 Jul 2014 -
Bridging the Java to .NET interoperability divide
21 Jul 2014 -
Institutionalised omnichannel commerce analytics
21 Jul 2014 -
Will Apple Swift fly higher than Google Go?
19 Jul 2014 -
What is liquid computing?
16 Jul 2014 -
DevOops! I did it again
15 Jul 2014
NASA developer challenge protects Earth attack by deep space Asteroids
While software developers focused on the more cerebral design-centric and user interface level of the application structure might not spend too much time thinking about the architectural back end, ...
With an increasing number of today's enterprises using a mixture of both Java and .NET technologies, interoperability between the two platforms has become an imperative.
Institutionalised omnichannel commerce analytics
Swift has only been around since June, but it's already ranking well on the the July Tiobe Index and the PyPL Popularity of Programming Language index.
Liquid computing. As is so often the way with this kind of terminology and nomenclature, this is a user-driven trend rather than a programmer one.
It was just a minor mistyping, but when DevOops cropped up this week it was more than the Computer Weekly Developer Network could handle... it just had to be blogged.
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A real Internet of Things smart home experience
13 Jul 2014 -
EMC defines the hypercloud, sound fishy?
08 Jul 2014 -
7 dysfunctional signs you need DevOps
03 Jul 2014 -
Was Heartbleed an expensive free open source lunch?
02 Jul 2014
Five years from now, this story will sound ridiculous.
EMC held an amiable press and analyst get together this week in London's Old Billingsgate market.
Do we still need to stop and define DevOps as a methodology, practice, tactic, approach and/or portmanteau in and of itself?
This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network by Luke Potter, operations manager at SureCloud -- a cloud application service provider focusing on governance, risk and compliance ...