5 of the Weirdest and Hardest Programming Languages

5 of the Weirdest and Hardest Programming Languages; AWS EC2 Basics; State of Serverless Computing

DZone.WeeklyDigest() Thursday // April 8, 2021 // View Online SPONSORED CONTENT   Build applications that auto-ingest streaming event data In this demo, Daniel Myers will show how to build applications that ingest streaming event data in JSON format directly into a relational table where it can be immediately queried without the need for transformations. This capability simplifies data pipelines and reduces time to insight for data applications. Watch the on-demand webinar > BEST OF THE WEEK AWS Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) Basics // Jawad Hasan Shani </> CORE GraphQL Revisited: Adoption in Blockchains // Amit Jambusaria Revealing the Secrets of Kubernetes Secrets // Ben Hirschberg Magic Cloud is now 100% Open Source // Thomas Hansen </> CORE How to Easily Set Up Mutual TLS // Hakan Altındağ </> CORE HTTP Protocol: Obviously Unobvious // Dmitry Egorov </> CORE How to Bootstrap a Spring Boot App // Ram N Using Machine Learning To Detect Railway Defects // Alex Kaluzhniy Sharpen Your Data Science Toolkit With CI/CD // Saif Bhatti Simple TensorFlow Model To Predict a Linear Regression // vikas puri The State of Serverless Computing 2021 // Tauseef Khan Packaging Python Classes as a Wheel // Bipin Patwardhan 5 of the Weirdest and Hardest Programming Languages // Johnny Simpson AWS Relational Database Service (RDS): PostgreSQL in Cloud // Jawad Hasan Shani </> CORE React Tutorial: Build a Weather App From Scratch, Part 1 // Eamonn Boyle DZONE EXCLUSIVES E-Commerce Development Essentials // Refcard #348 // James Sugrue Advanced Kubernetes // Refcard #292 // Chris Gaun Data Persistence // 2021 Trend Report // Claudio Guidi, Grant Fritchey, Thomas Hansen

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