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5 common pitfalls of CICD -- and how to avoid them

What's the secret to devops success? Start with continuous integration and continuous deployment

Zubin Irani

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Google squashes another Mediaserver bug in Android

Google's monthly security update included a patch for a Stagefright-like vulnerability that could crash Android devices by loading a JPEG file

Fahmida Y. Rashid

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Google Closure compiler moves from Java to JavaScript

The tool has shed its Java dependency in favor of compiling Java source code to JavaScript

Paul Krill

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Lessons from launching billions of Docker containers

Docker brings consistency and repeatability to large and fast-moving environments, but not without challenges

Ben Visser and Carlos Cirello

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3 new programming languages: What their creators say

There are always new programming niches to fill and needs to be met. Coconut, Crystal, and Oden's developers shed light on the urge to create new tools

Paul Krill

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The top 5 Java 8 features for developers

The release has been seen as a huge step toward making Java better, thanks to these upgrades in particular

Damian Wolf

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Tame microservices complexity with APIs

APIs not only bridge the gap between microservices and traditional systems, they make microservices easier to build and manage

Conor Curlett

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Android Studio for beginners, Part 3: Build and run the app

Build your app with Gradle, then run it on an Android device emulator or Kindle Fire tablet

Jeff Friesen

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A 'boring' Docker fork could solve some problems -- and create others

Docker's tendency to move too fast and break too much has disgruntled many, but a separately maintained fork might create its own problems

Serdar Yegulalp

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U.S. developers have the numbers, but China and Russia have the skills

A report from HackerRank finds that while the U.S. and India have lots of developers, Chinese and Russian programmers are the most talented

Paul Krill

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New Google tool cuts JavaScript code down to size

Google's Ignition interpreter lowers memory consumption -- and that's only the beginning for this V8 engine component

Paul Krill

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Gradle build sharing comes out of the cradle

The build automation system's founder also wants to address feature creep with CI systems

Paul Krill

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