Julia Schmidt
Apache Kafka edges closer to ZooKeeper freedom, reins in overhead
Developers of the Apache Kafka distributed event streaming platform have now belatedly pushed version 2.7 out of the […]
Two more months until Go: 1.16 beta offers improved tooling up for a test-drive
With two more months until the final Go 1.16 release, the Go team has called upon developers to […]
Time for something easy: Apache Airflow hits 2.0, focuses on speed and simplicity
Just before going on their end of year break, the team behind Airbnb-bred open source project Apache Airflow […]
IDE like to get it done before Christmas: Qt Creator and Design Studio updated to ramp Qt 6 support
After pushing out Qt 6 out earlier this month, the Qt team has dragged Qt Creator 4.14 and […]
What’s the point: GTK, CUDA, PoCL, Eclipse, Spring Tools, and C++
After four years of work, the team behind the free and open source cross-platform widget toolkit GTK has […]
Rust survey 2020: Community thinks big name corporate sponsors might get adoption rolling
While last year’s Rust survey arrived a tad on the late side, 2020’s results are already in and […]
+1 for chaos engineering: AWS gets fault injection simulator, adds hosted monitoring services
AWS re:Invent still isn’t done and this week, the traditional keynote by Amazon’s CTO Dr Werner Vogels looked […]
Visual Studio Code adds extension bisect to find out what’s troubling you
The housekeeping session at Microsoft continued in November as it ironed out 5242 Visual Studio Code issues, paving […]
One for you, one for me: TensorFlow 2.4 lands with stable multi-worker strategy
After polishing release candidates for six weeks, the TensorFlow team topped off 2020 by lobbing version 2.4 of […]
What’s the point: Nomad, Waypoint, Lens, NetBeans, GitLab, cri-o, and Ansible Builder
HashiCorp has pushed v1.0 of its workload orchestrator Nomad into general availability. The latest iteration allows users to […]