3 emerging trends tech leaders should watch in 2019
Analysis of the O’Reilly online learning platform reveals a new approach to technical architecture, the rise of blockchain, and shifts in programming language adoption.
Andy Oram
Andy Oram is an editor at O'Reilly Media. An employee of the company since 1992, Andy currently specializes in open source technologies and software engineering. His work for O'Reilly includes the first books ever released by a U.S. publisher on Linux, the 2001 title Peer-to-Peer, and the 2007 best-seller Beautiful Code.
Radar
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The alarming state of secure coding neglect
A survey reveals a deep divide between developer aspirations for security and organizational practices.
2016–2017 Web Salary Survey
Tools, trends, what pays (and what doesn't) for web professionals.
2016 European Software Development Salary Survey
Find out what pays and what doesn't for European software engineers, developers, and other programming professionals.
Getting started with InnerSource
Welcome to InnerSource, the powerful movement for developing open source software within the walls of a single organization.
Content
SRE as a team sport
Tracy Ferrell and Phil Beevers on the principles of Site Reliability Engineering and successful SRE teams.
Taming chaos: Preparing for your next incident
Tim Craig and Gustavo Franco on establishing robust and well-supported incident response processes.
A graphical user interface to build apps on top of microservices
How to enable non-programmer business users to create their own data applications.
Where microservice development benefits from automation
A look at the stages of designing an API and service.
Modern data is continuous, diverse, and ever accelerating
How companies such as athenahealth can transform legacy data into insights.
Apache Beam lowers barriers to entry for big data processing technologies
The classic “write once, run everywhere” principle comes to life in streaming data.
How enterprises can build a digital business platform with pervasive integration
Every line of business must have access to the digital tools needed to innovate at the edge.
The tools that make TensorFlow productive
Analytical frameworks come with an entire ecosystem.
Drinking from the industrial IoT data fire hose
Careful choices in data collection and architecture can reduce burdens.
If prejudice lurks among us, can our analytics do any better?
Technical and policy considerations in combatting algorithmic bias.
Open source in Brazil
Exploring the many trends in business, education, and government that have contributed to the current state of open source activity in Brazil.
Trends shaping the London tech scene
London's tech scene has not only pervaded all of its world-leading activities, it’s also created a vibrant, independent business environment of its own.
Highlights from the 2016 European Software Development Salary Survey
Find out what pays and what doesn't for European software engineers, developers, and other programming professionals.
The elements of anomaly detection in the Internet of Things
Predictive-maintenance modeling requires a lot of work, but some can be automated.
Migrating to cutting-edge cloud and DevOps tools
The O'Reilly Podcast: B2W IT Operations Manager Alexander Ramos discusses microservices, the cloud, and new ways of working.
Sean Suchter on the promise and challenges of Spark
How Spark will fit into—and change—the current ecosystem of distributed computing tools.
An automated operations approach to filling the DevOps gap
A policy manager can handle at run time many of the tasks that programmers currently specify when scheduling jobs.
How do nonprofits and development communities drive open source today?
OSCON gets you up close with innovators who do things for the common good.
Pitching your IoT project
Getting corporate buy-in for an IoT project requires a much different pitch than one for a typical new product or technology buy. This report delivers practical advice for preparing a compelling IoT pitch to CxO-level execs.
Spanning the stages of data analytics
Sharing metadata is key to managing the data pipeline
The Information Technology Fix for Health
A tour of technologies, tools, and trends to help you understand the state of information technology and health care.
Entities move data from tables to knowledge
Cleaning and combining fields can turn messy data into actionable insight.
The big data sweet spot: Policy that balances benefits and risks
Deciding what data to collect is hard when consequences are unpredictable.
How Flash changes the design of database storage engines
High-performing memory throws many traditional decisions overboard