What is the MEAN stack? JavaScript web applications
The web application stack powered by MongoDB, Express, Angular, and Node.js leverages JavaScript from top to bottom
Stories by Serdar Yegulalp
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PostgreSQL 11 taps LLVM and parallelization for speed boost
The powerful open source database now offers more features for data sharing, JIT-accelerated queries, and transactions inside stored procedures
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Azure’s new machine learning features embrace Python
Microsoft has unveiled several new additions to its Azure ML offering for machine learning, including better integration with Python.
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What is GraphQL? Better APIs by design
Learn how Facebook’s open standard for querying data can provide a better way to build APIs than REST and Swagger
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What is a graph database? A better way to store connected data
Learn why graph databases excel at exploring highly connected data, and how to leverage them in your organization
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What’s new in LLVM
LLVM 6 introduces Spectre exploit mitigations, improves Windows and Intel CPU support, and embraces WebAssembly as a compilation target
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What is LLVM? The power behind Swift, Rust, Clang, and more
Learn how the compiler framework for programmatically generating machine-native code has made it easier than ever to roll new languages and enhance existing ones
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What is NoSQL? NoSQL databases explained
SQL databases have constraints on data types and consistency. NoSQL does away with them for the sake of speed, flexibility, and scale
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AWS and Microsoft combine to drive deep learning in the cloud
An AWS and Microsoft joint effort makes neural networks easier to program and use with the MXNet and Microsoft Cognitive Toolkit frameworks.
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ONNX makes machine learning models portable, shareable
Microsoft and Facebook's machine learning model format aims to let devs choose frameworks freely and share trained models without hassle
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Microsoft linker tool shrinks .Net applications
The .Net IL Linker reduces the footprint of .Net apps by discarding unused libraries and references, although it's still in the preview stages
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Microsoft’s Project Brainwave accelerates deep learning in Azure
Using FPGAs deployed throughout the Azure cloud, Microsoft’s new system for accelerating deep learning poses a challenge to Google’s TPUs
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IBM speeds deep learning by using multiple servers
IBM's Distributed Deep Learning spreads model training across any number of hardware nodes—as long as they’re IBM nodes.
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Azure Container Instances: No Kubernetes required
Microsoft's new container service offers a middle ground between Azure Functions and Azure Container Service, with orchestration optional but available
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How to get started with Kubernetes
From Hello Minikube to Kubernetes Anywhere to example microservices apps, the options for learning Google’s container orchestration tool abound
