Julia Schmidt
JupyterLab extension Elyra toasts first major release with code snippet helper
Elyra, a set of extensions for JupyterLab Notebooks, has reached its first major release – just three months […]
Out of the blocks: Go version 1.15 speeds up linker, tests waters to end conversion confusion
Go 1.15 is out, fitting the Google-bred programming language with a revamped linker, and improvements in areas such […]
Just add provider: Terraform reworks third-party intricacies, enhances module workflows
Infrastructure tooling company HashiCorp has pushed out version 0.13 of its infra as code helper Terraform – along […]
Don’t look, vi users: Emacs 27.1 waves bye to ImageMagick, adds native JSON parsing support
The GNU project’s text editor Emacs is now available in version 27.1, which introduces native JSON parsing and […]
Google intros helpful TensorFlow Recorder, but warns you’ll need to cough up for ‘huge datasets’
Just a couple of days after pushing out the latest TensorFlow release, Google has open sourced a new […]
Apache Kafka 2.6 eases rebalancing pain, improves insight
Users waiting for the June-scheduled release of distributed event streaming platform Apache Kafka 2.6 finally have the means […]
GitLab fixes XSS, auth issues. Plus: Want help with an MFA reset? Paying customers only
In newly released versions 13.2.3, 13.1.6 and 13.0.12, repo management cum DevOps platform GitLab has pushed out a […]
Icinga upgrades to keep up with complex environment demands
The team behind monitoring system Icinga has declared version 2.12 of the tool as ready, which is the […]
JetBrains revs-up new engine for more IntelliJ Rust support
As hinted at last week, code development tool provider JetBrains has just released version 0.3 of its IntelliJ […]
Julia 1.5 tackles latency and heap allocations before tossing in another LTS release
After thorough testing, programming language Julia 1.5 has finally landed in its finished form with highly anticipated features […]