Making the case for Perl

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	Making the case for Perl Perl needs to become more attractive to younger developers and reach out to those who've drifted to other pastures. For the first time ever, Perl needs to figure out how to sell itself. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Azul Systems More In-Memory Data For Java Apps Without performance penalties. Azul Zing™ is the only JVM that allows you to use up to 500 GB of heap memory with consistent response times. Ideal for data analytics, online applications and SaaS, Zing is the best JVM you can choose for your development project. Learn more and request a free trial copy » In this Issue 17 ways to make your code more secure HP cloud services tackle software development, app performance Twitter's programmers speed Hadoop development WHITE PAPER: Good Technology Empowering Users, Increasing Productivity In this Deep Dive, we'll profile a number of forward-thinking companies and organizations that did just that, achieving success after embracing the concept of user empowerment through BYOB. Read Now! 17 ways to make your code more secure Although it's impossible to anticipate every nasty curve the attackers will throw, you have to do all you can to reduce your attack surface, plug holes, and guard against the fallout of a potential breach. Here's how to get started. Read More HP cloud services tackle software development, app performance HP's two cloud offerings are aimed at organizing the development team and making it easier to identify and address application performance issues. It's software as a service for those who write the software. Read More Twitter's programmers speed Hadoop development To analyze enormous volumes of metadata and messages, Twitter turned to Hadoop -- plus the Cascading framework to vastly simplify MapReduce development. Read More
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