Weekly Review: Java 14 enters Rampdown Phase One, 2020 development trends & more

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  • December 16, 2019
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Java 14: JDK 14 enters Rampdown Phase One

Java 14 is in development, even if it’s still a few months away. Java 12 and Java 13 each came with a manageable number of new features, and thanks to the new release cadence that probably won’t change for Java 14. We’re keeping track of JDK 14 news, so what’s new? One last JEP targeted to JDK 14 as the project enters Rampdown Phase One.

Check out the latest Java 14 news here.

Introduction to Kuma

Kuma is a new universal open source control plane for service mesh and microservices. It is built upon Envoy and can operate natively across modern Kubernetes. With Kuma, the main goal is to reduce the code that has to be written and maintained to build reliable architectures. Read the introduction to Kuma to learn more about it and how it operates.

Read our introduction to Kuma service mesh here.

 

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Software development trends for 2020

Plenty of software development technology has gone through a huge shift in the past few years. DevOps is the norm, the world is application-centric, and framework frenzy is in full swing. Looking towards the next decade, here are a few trends that David Cramer, CEO and co-founder of Sentry, predicts we will see in 2020.

See more about 2020’s software development trends here.

Python is on its way to become the top programming language of 2019

The TIOBE Index for December 2019 reaffirms the status quo. Java, C, Python, C++, and C# are all doing well, with no major changes in their ranking. As predictions for 2020 roll in, one language, in particular, has been receiving a lot of attention. While Kotlin is not in the top 10 (or even the top 20) on the TIOBE Index’s rankings, it should be in every mobile dev’s toolkit.

Find out more about Python in TIOBE’s December index here.

The Future of Angular and your Architectures with Ivy

Have you been following Angular’s journey? Ivy is the next-generation compilation and rendering pipeline that was introduced in Angular 8. Since then it has undergone a number of new changes and improvements. See what it brings to the table and how it will change your architectures in this International JavaScript Session from Manfred Steyer.

Take a time out and watch this video about the future of Angular.

 

But that’s not all

Last week was so full of interesting news and great content, here’s a few more highlights for you:

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