Industry News - Week of Mar. 7, 2022
IN THIS ISSUE: Kremlin Creates Digital Divides; Stack Overflow Ups its Game; One Step Closer to 'SkyNet?''; Teams Aren't Using Microservices; Cutting Through Tangled Git Branches; Reading Between the Twitter's Lines
Kremlin Creates Digital Divides
As the war over Ukraine rages on, lines are drawn not just on the physical battlefield, but in cyberspaces across the world.
Developer-community help and collaboration site Stack Overflow has announced that its Stack Overflow for Teams tool now does a better job of identifying and eliminating information that is old, outdated or otherwise obsolete.
Artificial intelligence seems to become more so every day. And while automatic coding has been around for decades, a new AI tool is reportedly getting "very good" at programming in C. Can it be long before the AI starts reprogramming itself?
Developers that have been using Git for source-code management might have experienced difficulty when branches spawn other branches and sub-branches. Before long, it's as complicated as the tangle of wires under their desk. Git Tower offers a solution.
Java Microservices: Why Aren't Teams Using Them?
According to the Java Developer Productivity Report, published annually by development tools maker Perforce, developers are finding that the once-promising technology costs more time than it saves.
Analysis: Twitter Code Under the Microscope
A close look at the opening lines of Twitter's source code reveals some interesting things about CSS and also what it might say about job applicants.
Edward Correia