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InfoWorld Daily Jan 26, 2018 Employers want JavaScript, but developers want Python Employers also want developers skilled in React.js, Angular, and Node.js—but fewer developers have those skills Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • How likely can terrorists, nuclear attacks, or hackers take down the cloud? • What is deep reinforcement learning: The next step in AI and deep learning • Eclipse considers creating a Rust IDE • NoSQL standouts: The best document databases • The future of coding is about making real things • NPM JavaScript registry mishaps: What to do White Paper: Vera 5 steps to protect your data from breaches in 2018 Every organization has sensitive data that needs protecting. Unfortunately, most don't have the ability to secure it, anywhere it travels. But security goes beyond simple encryption, and the need to protect sensitive data doesn't stop when files leave your company. Download this paper for five key criteria for protecting confidential information in a collaborative organization. Read More ▶ How likely can terrorists, nuclear attacks, or hackers take down the cloud? A recent report shows estimates a huge financial cost to cloud users, which business insurance won't cover. But is this something you really need to worry about? Read More ▶ What is deep reinforcement learning: The next step in AI and deep learning Reinforcement learning is well-suited for autonomous decision-making where supervised learning or unsupervised learning techniques alone can't do the job Read More ▶ Eclipse considers creating a Rust IDE Rust developers seek a better IDE for the language, and Microsoft's Rust support in Visual Studio has gotten Eclipse's attention Read More ▶ NoSQL standouts: The best document databases Which document-oriented database is right for your app? Follow this guide to the most developer-friendly NoSQL databases Read More ▶ The future of coding is about making real things As AI and manufacturing come together through 3D printing, we coders will come in charge of how things are actually made Read More ▶ NPM JavaScript registry mishaps: What to do Concerned users can set up their own backup system if they don't trust the steps NPM Inc. has taken to prevent problems Read More ▶ White Paper: CBTS CIO's Winter 2018 Digital Magazine Issue Cover story: IT-business alignment (finally) gets real. After years of casual courting, IT and business are finally forging effective ways of working together to pursue shared objectives for digital transformation. Read More ▶ Get the Deep Technology Insights You Need Get ongoing access to our exclusive Insider content — in-depth articles available only 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 publications. Sign up at no cost today! ▶

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