DevOps: Indispensable Approach or Costly Distraction?
An Intel Agile practitioner says DevOps, while disruptive, can spark improvements in software delivery.
An Intel Agile practitioner says DevOps, while disruptive, can spark improvements in software delivery.
David Thomas of Rally Software, a leader in Agile application lifecycle management, talks about the latest software trends.
ParalleX execution model and HPX implementation aim to harness the potential of high-end machines.
Ruby on Rails is a favorite Web-development environment. As it expands to support other platforms, can Ruby become the cross-platform Crown Jewel?
As the installed base of smartphones, tablets and digital kiosks grows, so does the need for gesture-based user interfaces. Design expert Don Norman explains why the current paradigm is frustrating for users and developers alike.
A Georgia Tech professor assesses the impact of a parallel programming standard.
Oracle’s purchase of MySQL had some predicting the end of open-source databases, but it looks like the opposite is happening.
Open-source systems management products are augmenting — and even replacing — legacy enterprise-class offerings from traditional old-school vendors.
Analyst Bernd Harzog explains why.
Powerful parallel programming tools abound for developers, but shifting the programmer’s mindset is more important.
A look at how special-purpose appliances are simplifying tasks for IT departments, even though the field needs to mature.
Most Web-era programmers work with PERL, Python and Java languages, but Intel’s Steve Lionel says Fortran’s pure number-crunching strength keeps it front-and-center for some apps.