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March 10, 2020

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Kotlin upgrade brings experimental features

Kotlin 1.3.70 release offers no major new features, but adds a number of experimental new functions to the standard library Read more ▶

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Why Kotlin? Eight features that could convince Java developers to switch

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Clojure use grows in the workplace

More Clojure developers report using the language at work, but having difficulty convincing coworkers Read more ▶

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IT Salary Survey: Do tech certifications pay off?

In our recent survey, we asked IT professionals if certifications helped them land a job, earn a promotion or get a pay raise, and which certifications they’re planning to pursue. Here’s what we learned. Read more ▶

 
 
Image: 16 ways to improve your code after it’s ‘finished’

16 ways to improve your code after it’s ‘finished’

Just because you’ve squeezed out the bugs and delivered a working program doesn’t mean you should relax Read more ▶

Image: Containers march into the mainstream

Containers march into the mainstream

After years of experimentation, enterprises are going all-in with containers and microservices, building and updating better apps at a faster clip than ever before Read more ▶

Image: Why Kotlin? Eight features that could convince Java developers to switch

Why Kotlin? Eight features that could convince Java developers to switch

What would Java look like if someone designed it from scratch today? Probably a lot like Kotlin Read more ▶

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