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A look at some of the best integrated development environments (IDEs) and code editors for Java software developers. Learn more.
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Jupyter Notebook and PyCharm are data science notebook and development tools, respectively. Compare key features to see which tool is best for your business. Continue reading Jupyter Notebook vs PyCharm: Software Comparison
At least 26 different open-source code repositories were found to be infected with an unusual attack on the open-source software supply chain. Continue reading Octopus Scanner Sinks Tentacles into GitHub Repositories
Millions of computers and servers that are used to develop, test and analyze Android applications were put at risk by vulnerabilities in widely used development tools. The flaws were discovered by researchers from Check Point Software Technologies and … Continue reading Flaws in Development Tools Expose Android App Makers to Attacks
In a recent post, I talked about using the “Blue Pill” STM32 module with the Arduino IDE. I’m not a big fan of the Arduino IDE, but I will admit it is simple to use which makes it good for simple things.
I’m not a big fan of integrated development environments (IDE), in general. I’ve used plenty of them, especially when they are tightly tied to the tool I’m trying to use at the time. But when I’m not doing anything special, I tend to just write my code in emacs. Thinking about it, I suppose I really don’t mind …read more
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