It’s Time to Nominate the Best Writing Websites for 2019!
Attention, writers! We’d love a minute of your time. We need your help. You’ve seen our list of the best websites for writers for the past...
To Make a World of Words: ‘The William H. Gass Reader’
William H. Gass loved words. “A word is a wanderer,” he wrote in “Carrots, Noses, Snow, Rose, Roses.” “Except in the most general syntactical sense, it...
Facebook’s Getafix is a clever tool that learns how to fix bugs automatically
Recently open sourced by Facebook, Getafix is a tool that aims to let computers take care of the routine work under the watchful eye of a...
Set sail with Argo, an open source workflow engine for Kubernetes
Time to set sail with Argo! This open source workflow engine for Kubernetes is container-native, making lives easier for devs all around the seven seas. Following...
Recent changes and what’s next for Java: “OpenJDK is the future of Java”
JAXenter: It seems that people have finally accepted that the answer to the question “Is Java still free?” is yes even though things have changed. Multiple...
Ralph Bakshi Remembers the Chaos and Thrill of Making His Cult Classic Lord of the Rings Film
Before Peter Jackson, there was Ralph Bakshi, who put together a wild, rotoscoped take on Lord of the Rings that became a cult classic and helped...
Eclipse Sprotty: Diagrams in the web
Cloud-based technologies have taken up a lot of momentum at Eclipse. The new Eclipse project Sprotty fits well into this trend. With Sprotty, you can add modern diagrams...
Weekly round-up: JDK 12 JEPs, Apache Spark 2.4, Docker Enterprise 2.1 & more
JDK 12 patrol The tech world is moving fast and we’re in for the ride! The JDK 12 development repositories are open and we thought it’s...
The Ceph storage project gets a dedicated open-source foundation
Ceph is an open source technology for distributed storage that gets very little public attention but that provides the underlying storage services for many of the...
Geek Trivia: Which Programming Language Is Named After The World’s First Computer Programmer?
Which Programming Language Is Named After The World’s First Computer Programmer? Ada Candle Eiffel Perl Think you know the answer? Source : Geek Trivia: Which Programming...
