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JetBrains has unveiled significant updates in the 2024.3 edition of its popular integrated development environments (IDEs), bringing a host of new features to improve both development and debugging experiences. One of the standout additions is the introduction of a logical code structure view, which complements the traditional physical code structure view in the Structure tool window. This enhancement allows developers to navigate their code with greater ease, especially in complex projects. Alongside this, the update also boosts debugging capabilities for Kubernetes applications, with the addition of cluster-wide log access, streaming, and pattern matching features, offering developers more power and flexibility…

Aspect-oriented programming (AOP) is a paradigm that allows developers to isolate cross-cutting concerns from the core business logic of an application. Cross-cutting concerns like logging, authentication, and error handling typically span multiple layers or modules, making the code harder to maintain and less modular. With AOP, these concerns are handled in separate modules, known as “aspects,” which can be applied wherever needed in the application. This leads to cleaner code, enhanced maintainability, and a reduction in common coding errors. For more details on AOP and its benefits, you can refer to my previous article on the topic. In this article,…

Virtualization-based security has long been a driving factor behind the development of new technologies in the computing world. With advancements like Hyper-V’s Krypton binding platform, which integrates paravisor-based features, security became an even stronger focus. These new capabilities allowed virtual machines (VMs) to operate in a way that was almost invisible to users, creating a seamless experience where users were unaware that code was running within a virtualized environment. This shift in approach to virtualization, particularly in terms of security, has also influenced the development of tools such as OpenHCL, a framework designed to facilitate virtualization-based trusted execution environments, further…

Docker containers are designed with immutability in mind, meaning that the code and data within them are not meant to change after the container is built. This immutability is beneficial in ensuring consistency between development, testing, and production environments. It guarantees that the code running in production is the same as what passed quality assurance. However, this concept becomes less practical when you need to persist data or allow for changes to data over the lifetime of the containerized application. Typically, data persistence can be handled by relying on external databases. However, there are scenarios where an application within a…

Kotlin, the second most popular language for the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) after Java, has gained considerable traction among developers. Known for its expressive and concise syntax, Kotlin brings a modern twist to programming. Its robust support for functional programming sets it apart from Java while still maintaining full interoperability with Java code. This makes Kotlin particularly appealing for Java developers looking to expand their skills and explore new paradigms without abandoning the JVM ecosystem. For Java developers, Kotlin serves as a natural extension of what they’re already familiar with. One of the key advantages of Kotlin is that it’s…

Last week, I shared some frustrations about scrum and how, in many ways, it doesn’t truly embrace the spirit of agility. Reflecting on it further, I realized that one of the significant barriers to achieving genuine agility in software development has been the limitations of the technology we’ve been working with. The traditional methods of building and delivering software just weren’t conducive to flexibility, which is essential for true agility. But as technology evolves, so does the way we approach development, bringing us closer to the kind of agile development we’ve been striving for. The desire to be agile stems…

Microsoft has rolled out Visual Studio 2022 version 17.12, the latest update to its popular integrated development environment (IDE), bringing a host of new features aimed at improving the productivity of developers. This release, which became generally available on November 12, coincides with the launch of .NET 9, adding new capabilities that cater to both C++ developers and those utilizing GitHub Copilot for AI-assisted programming. One of the key highlights of Visual Studio 2022 17.12 is its focus on enhancing the C++ development experience. Developers working with C++ can now set command-line arguments directly from the toolbar, streamlining their workflow.…

Red Hat has rolled out an exciting update to its cloud-based AI and machine learning platform, Red Hat OpenShift AI, introducing a series of new features aimed at enhancing AI model management and deployment. The platform’s version 2.15, set to be generally available by mid-November, brings improvements including a model registry with advanced versioning and tracking features, data drift detection tools, and bias detection functionalities. Additionally, the update focuses on enhancing security measures for users working with AI models in production environments. Among the standout additions is the model registry, which is currently available in a technology preview. This feature…

Red Hat has rolled out an exciting update to its cloud-based AI and machine learning platform, Red Hat OpenShift AI, introducing a series of new features aimed at enhancing AI model management and deployment. The platform’s version 2.15, set to be generally available by mid-November, brings improvements including a model registry with advanced versioning and tracking features, data drift detection tools, and bias detection functionalities. Additionally, the update focuses on enhancing security measures for users working with AI models in production environments. Among the standout additions is the model registry, which is currently available in a technology preview. This feature…

Go, the programming language developed by Google, has achieved a milestone by reaching a historic peak in the Tiobe index, securing the seventh position in the November 2024 rankings. This marks an impressive rise for Go, as it had previously only reached eighth place, making its current standing significant. The Tiobe index, which tracks the popularity of programming languages, has seen Go’s steady climb, signaling the language’s increasing importance and adoption in the tech industry. One of the factors behind Go’s rise is its reputation for being both fast and easy to deploy. In addition to these practical advantages, Go…