CW Developer Network
The latest trends in software development from the Computer Weekly Application Developer Network.
January 2015
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F5 framework targets slipshod IT delivery
29 Jan 2015 -
Rackspace #PowerOfSearch: defragging the data supply chain with contextual intelligence
28 Jan 2015 -
Gut instinct drives more firms than big data analytics
27 Jan 2015
F5 targets slipshod slapdash IT with delivery framework
As you will know, journalists love nothing better than a really early start -- as such, the global PR industry is fond of staging what are known as 'power breakfasts' now and again. So it came to ...
The rise of advanced analytics exerted upon big data stores and the opportunities for software application developers to engineer new 'insight-empowered' applications (and embedded application ...
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Synthetic DevOps: IT operations with bendiness
23 Jan 2015 -
Open Norse: what to expect from Monki Gras
22 Jan 2015 -
Perforce's Über-cluster developer team: 10s of thousands of concurrent users
19 Jan 2015 -
Optoma projectors: time for games programmers to think big again
15 Jan 2015 -
How to reboot a Smart Car software system
14 Jan 2015 -
Fitbit defines 'Connected Health & Fitness' as formal application category
12 Jan 2015 -
Microsoft and the continuously delivered multi-platform interoperability dream
07 Jan 2015
Synthetic DevOps: IT operations with bendiness
Developer-focused analyst house Red Monk stages Monki Gras in London on January 29-30 2015.
Version management and collaboration platform company Perforce is envisioning the shape of developer teams to come, which will feature tens of thousands of concurrent users.
Optoma projectors: time for games programmers to think big again
As we know, we have spent the last couple of decades and more putting more and more electronics into our automobiles.
Fitbit defines 'Connected Health & Fitness' as formal application category
Microsoft and the continuously delivered multi-platform interoperability dream
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What is a workload?
03 Jan 2015
What is a workload? Workload means something more in 2015, get used to it.