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InfoWorld App Dev Report Dec 22, 2017 Java JDK 10: What new features to expect in the next Java Technologies from several projects will provide a pipeline of new capabilities in Java 10 and later versions Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Julia vs. Python: Julia language rises for data science • How to implement a recommender system • What's new in HTML5.2 • How to excel in agile software development • How to create asynchronous web pages in ASP.Net • Generative AI: The new power tool for creative pros White Paper: Red Hat Modernizing Legacy Applications in the Public Sector What makes a modernized application? In part, whether the application is developed using modern infrastructure, processes, and resources. The private sector is already moving to new technologies such as DevOps, microservices, containers, and cloud. Now the public sector is giving these technologies a closer look as well. Read More ▶ Julia vs. Python: Julia language rises for data science Python has turned into a data science and machine learning mainstay, while Julia was built from the ground up to do the job Read More ▶ How to implement a recommender system Take advantage of matrix factorization and graph algorithms to give the users of your application exactly what they want Read More ▶ What's new in HTML5.2 The latest version of the core web specification gets security, commerce, and accessibility improvements Read More ▶ How to excel in agile software development You need to augment the agile process with a set of disciplines and technologies to get the full value of the agile methodology Read More ▶ How to create asynchronous web pages in ASP.Net Take advantage of asynchronous web pages in ASP.Net to improve the responsiveness and scalability of your applications Read More ▶ Generative AI: The new power tool for creative pros Generative AI will drive the next generation of apps for autoprogramming, content development, visual arts, and other creative, design, and engineering activities Read More ▶ Research/Infographic: Red Hat IDC Business Value of OpenShift IDC interviewed nine organizations that use Red Hat OpenShift as their primary application development platform, finding that the solution yields significant business value. This infographic shows the highlights from the report, which include a five-year ROI of 531% and average annual savings of $1.29 million per 100 developers. Read More ▶ Get The Deep Technology Insights You Need Get ongoing access to our exclusive Insider content — Deep Dive PDFs and in-depth articles — available to Insider members. You get access not only to InfoWorld's Insider content but to selected Insider content from Computerworld, CIO.com, Network World, CSO, and other IDG Enterprise publications. Sign up at no cost today! ▶

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