Web developer tools

Learn about Web developer tools, including Hibernante framework and Java testing frameworks in this topic section. Find the latest news and up-to-date expert analysis on all the latest Web dev tools including the most effective tools for Web and app development, in this section.

January 04, 2019 04 Jan'19
Salesforce Lightning Web Components adds JavaScript model

By moving toward a standard-based JavaScript model, Salesforce is appealing to millions of JavaScript developers by making it easier to build custom apps on Salesforce Lightning.
November 16, 2018 16 Nov'18
At Acquia Engage, CTO talks of open source WCM, Red Hat buy

Drupal author and Acquia founder Dries Buytaert talks about how the web content management system written for fun is morphing into a platform from which CX and e-commerce flow.
November 01, 2018 01 Nov'18
How developers can prepare for the evolution of virtual reality

Katie Stern, GM of the Game Developers Conference weighs in on what is in store for the future of VR development.
October 20, 2018 20 Oct'18
How to get the most out of Oracle Code One

If Oracle Code One 2018 is your first time attending a major software conference, it will serve you well to follow some sage advice and insights from a veteran attendee of past JavaOne and Oracle ...

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These tools help build microservices in Java

Depending on the mission, developers need to align their tool choices with one of two paths for Java microservices. Here's what you need to know. Continue Reading
Developers find cautious optimism for serverless platforms

Experts urge cautious optimism around serverless development. It has its benefits, but tools that don't work as expected and a developer learning curve can cause some problems. Continue Reading
Use the Java JDeps tool to root out internal API calls

If you have internal Java API calls in your code, it will soon stop working. Here's a way to identify those calls and replace the problematic code with options on how to fix it. Continue Reading

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Fix this runC vulnerability to prevent unwanted root access

Examine a recent vulnerability to the runC container code and what you need to do to prevent unwanted root access and container manipulation in your computing environment. Continue Reading
Jenkins creator explains why a successful build job is blue

Instead of the often-recognized red, yellow and green layout for success and failure, Jenkins replaced green with blue. If you've ever wondered why, here is your answer. Continue Reading
Tough sample GitHub interview questions and answers for job candidates

If you're a developer in search of a DevOps job, you'll need to address these Git and GitHub interview questions and answers. And don't forget about distributed version control systems either. Continue Reading

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Manage Jenkins vulnerabilities via Security Advisory page

The Jenkins Security Advisory maintains a list of vulnerable plugins and ways to fix issues that may otherwise hamper your environment. Keep a close eye on it for your well-being. Continue Reading
An independent contractor software developer cash flow guide

Cash management is a big part of your role as an independent software developer. Learn how to properly manage your funds and cash flow with these tips. Continue Reading
Want a private GitHub repository? It comes with a catch

Want a private GitHub repo? You can now create one with a basic account, but the feature set is somewhat limited. Continue Reading

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Don't git revert that last commit, git reset instead

Developers should only use git revert if they need to reverse out a specific change in their code. To simply undo a previous commit to a shared repository, use git reset instead. Continue Reading
Master-slave terminology alternatives you can use right now

Software companies have found alternatives for master-slave terminology to describe their distributed systems. It's time for the rest of the IT world to do the same. Continue Reading
Recent open source flaw highlights danger of social engineering hacks

What happens when open source developers hand the keys of their project over to a new maintainer? It can expose applications to serious security threats. Continue Reading