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Murder in the Amazon cloud
Code Spaces was a company that offered developers source code repositories and project management services using Git or Subversion, among other options.
9 signs you should jump ship to a new job
If leading job indicators are to be believed, many tech workers are enjoying high demand for their services these days, making this the prime time to assess whether your current employer is a good fit for your career goals.
9 signs you should jump ship to a new job
If leading job indicators are to be believed, many tech workers are enjoying high demand for their services these days, making this the prime time to assess whether your current employer is a good fit for your career goals.
Murder in the Amazon cloud
Code Spaces was a company that offered developers source code repositories and project management services using Git or Subversion, among other options.
10 reasons why open source is eating the world
10 reasons why open source is eating the world
CISPA returns as CISA -- and it's just as terrible for privacy
Leave it to Congress to keep recycling the same old, rejected ideas.
Rackspace joins the bare-metal OpenStack hosting parade
Is there something in the water? Metal, possibly.
Don't kill Exchange yet! Migrate to Office 365 step by step
Rome wasn't built in a day. And neither was your enterprise messaging platform.
Moving a database to the cloud? Wrap it in a services layer
Most applications have some sort of database attached, and cloud-based applications are no different. In the world of cloud, you have many choices for database architecture, type of database, and number of databases to use. However, when it comes to database coupling, cloud developers often don't understand what the new rules are or how they apply.
10 evil supercomputers -- and their fiendish plans for our demise
Minding the gap: 7 tips for old programmers joining startups
10 evil supercomputers -- and their fiendish plans for our demise
Red Hat bets $95 million on OpenStack dominance
On the face of it, Red Hat's near-$100-million purchase of eNovance is all about
Fire Phone: Amazon's direct line to your data, dreams, and desires
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Adaptive learning creates more effective training
Adaptive learning technology, which produces a personalized training experience, is starting to find its way into the corporate space.
Features of this type of software include artificial intelligence, natural language, analytics and Web-based learning, with the goal of teaching different people the same content in different ways. Proponents claim that individualized teaching helps people retain more knowledge long-term and achieve more mastery over the subject matter compared to more old-fashioned methods including rote memorization.
Tech job seekers holding out for higher pay, better positions
Tech hiring has perked up over the last several months, but those scouted for tech positions are demanding better pay and being pickier about the positions they're asked to fill.