6 Ways To Avoid App Fatigue With Enterprise Apps – ReadWrite – The enterprise software market is poised to explode. In a recent report, Gartner projects app spending by companies to rise 7.5% this year to $149.9 billion, and in 2019, to more than $201 billion.
Startup Playbook by Sam Altman #ycombinator #startup – Though one-on-one advice will always be crucial, we thought it might help us scale Y Combinator if we could distill the most generalizable parts of this advice into a sort of playbook we could give YC and YC Fellowship companies.
Redefine Java virtualization with Docker #docker – This installment of Open source Java projects introduces Java developers to Docker. I'll explain why it's important to developers, walk you through setting up and deploying a Java application to Docker, and show you how to integrate Docker into your build process.
Real Time, Open Source Data Sync – Telepat – Telepat is an open-source backend stack, designed to deliver information updates to and from connected devices in real-time, while allowing for flexible deployment and simple scaling.
IntelliJ IDEA 15 Released, Adds Kotlin to the Family of Supported JVM Languages – Great news from the JetBrains team: today we’re announcing the release of IntelliJ IDEA 15! As always, the new IntelliJ IDEA release brings a rich set of new features, better user interface, more built-in tools and integrations, and further improved codin
Feeling like you’re an expert can make you closed-minded #psychology – the path of acquiring knowledge, and being wrong a lot along the way, may produce countervailing positive influences upon open-mindedness, something not examined in this study. This means we can conclude from this research a narrow but important point: tha
Go extra lightweight, with Java microframeworks Spark, Ninja, and Play – In the world of Java web development, such a tool would be described as lightweight. Java microframeworks have recently emerged as the newest and leanest of frameworks yet. Rather than consolidate a massive feature set, as did Java EE, or even a lighter MVC framework like Spring, microframeworks put the programmer at the center of a coherent set of increasingly powerful, lightweight tools.
