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5 key areas for tech leaders to watch in 2020

O'Reilly

It’s the single most popular programming language on O’Reilly, and it accounts for 10% of all usage. This year’s growth in Python usage was buoyed by its increasing popularity among data scientists and machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) engineers. In programming, Python is preeminent. Figure 3 (above).

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'Paris s'éveille'! Introducing the AWS EU (Paris) Region

All Things Distributed

With this launch, AWS now provides 49 Availability Zones, with another 12 Availability Zones and four Regions in Bahrain, Hong Kong, Sweden, and a second AWS GovCloud (US) Region expected to come online by early 2019. The opening of the AWS EU (Paris) Region adds to our continued investment in France.

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Real-Real-World Programming with ChatGPT

O'Reilly

The inspiration (and title) for it comes from Mike Loukides’ Radar article on Real World Programming with ChatGPT , which shares a similar spirit of digging into the potential and limits of AI tools for more realistic end-to-end programming tasks. Setting the Stage: Who Am I and What Am I Trying to Build?

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The death of Agile?

O'Reilly

Fetishizing pair programming. If you were involved with professional programming in the 80s and 90s, you may remember how radical it was (and, in many shops, still is) to put software developers in touch with users and customers. The most important is discovering how to work with data science and artificial intelligence projects.

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Communal Computing’s Many Problems

O'Reilly

In 2019, YouTube had to settle with the FTC for a $170 million fine for selling ads targeting children. The concept of Zero Trust Networks speaks to this problem. So far, technology has been great at intermediating people for coordination through systems like text messaging, social networks, and collaborative documents.

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