Cello could be music to the ears of C developers

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	Cello could be music to the ears of C developers Cello, which would provide higher-level programming in C, is due to be released as a library, featuring capabilities like exceptions for controlling error handling and constructors/destructors to aid in memory management. Read More WHITE PAPER: Crittercism New Problems Require Innovative Solutions Crittercism surveyed over 250 technology professionals responsible for mobile apps from North American companies, across multiple industries, to understand their sentiments on Mobile Application Performance Management (APM) solutions. Read more! In this Issue Puppet acquires DevOps startup Cloudsmith Bill Gates predicts the return of Microsoft Bob How my company went 100 percent cloud Most enterprise networks riddled with vulnerable Java installations, report says WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems Rethinking Mobile Security in a BYOD World This white paper discusses the security challenges posed by bring-your-own device (BYOD) and how they can be addressed through the management of mobile devices, apps and data. Read on to learn how you can embrace BYOD with full security and control, as well as provide a simple and streamlined user experience. View Now Puppet acquires DevOps startup Cloudsmith Open-source IT automation software vendor Puppet Labs has acquired Cloudsmith, which provides tools and services that can help administrators and developers more easily use the Puppet software. Read More Bill Gates predicts the return of Microsoft Bob Gates said he sees a path forward with personal software agents, which can tie together information from different sources to deliver services more attuned to what the user may need. Read More How my company went 100 percent cloud A drunk driver expedited our blogger's cloud migration. Here's how he swapped in-house apps for the cloud equivalents in record time. Read More Most enterprise networks riddled with vulnerable Java installations, report says Despite the significant Java security improvements made by Oracle during the past six months, Java vulnerabilities continue to represent a major security risk for organizations because most of them have outdated versions of the software installed on their systems. Read More
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