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Build Features Faster with WebAssembly Components
Bailey Hayes discusses what has been impossible: the ability to write an application that combines libraries written in different languages, runnable in the web, on the server, and at the edge.
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FINOS and Open Source in the Financial Services Industry
Elspeth Minty discusses the background of FINOS, introduces some of its projects and initiatives, and the importance of FINOS to open source in the financial services industry.
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From Monorepo Mess to Monorepo Bliss: Avoiding Common Mistakes
Juri Strumpflohner brings some clarity into the field of monorepos, what they are, why one might want to use one, and how to set them up to be successful in the long run.3
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Backends in Dart: Strengths, Weaknesses, and Performance
Chris Swan provides an overview of Dart as a back-end language, then dives into those trade offs to look at the pros and cons of different choices.
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WebGPU is Not Just about the Web
Élie Michel discusses how to benefit from the common effort carried out by browser developers to do native graphics programming with a single API, and how WebGPU brings much more power than WebGL.
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NASA’s Return to the Moon: Managing Complexity in the Artemis Program
Alicia Dwyer Cianciolo overviews NASA's plans to land the first woman and person of color on the Moon, and describes the complexity planned with each mission and how that complexity is being managed.
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Efficient Language and Library Use to Reduce Carbon
Esteban Küber reviews their experience in designing and building a sample application with the same requirements in both Rust and Java.
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Is Your Java Application Slow? Check out These Open-Source Profilers
Johannes Bechberger focuses on understanding the basic concepts of profiling like flame graphs, usage of async-profiler and JMC, advantages and disadvantages of the different tools.
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An Open Source Infrastructure for PyTorch
Mark Saroufim discusses tools and techniques to deploy PyTorch in production.
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Micro Frontends: the Evolution of Frontend Architecture
Ruben Casas discusses the evolution of frontend applications at scale, starting from monoliths, evolving to modular monoliths, integrated applications, monorepos and arriving at micro frontends.
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A Big Dashboard of Problems: Creating Preventative Security Strategies
Travis McPeak explores the forefront of simple and effective preventative security strategies.
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Malignant Intelligence?
Alasdair Allen discusses the potentially ethical dilemmas, new security concerns, and open questions about the future of software development in the era of machine learning.