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What's the Most Secure Programming Language?
WhiteSource recently put out a report, taking a deeper dive into the security of the most popular programming languages.
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SD Times Open-Source Project of the Week: Plum UI Kit
The mobile framework NativeScript team is releasing a new open-source project this week designed to help developers style their applications. The team calls the Plum UI Kit a “kitchen sink native app” meant to provide common app scenarios with copy-and-paste abilities.
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Kedro Open Source library For Machine Learning
A new open source development workflow framework for creating machine learning code has been released. Kedro has PySpark integration and an SDK for working with datasets.
Kedro has been developed by QuantumBlack, an analytics firm acquired by McKinsey's in 2015, and the name Kedro derives from the Greek word meaning center or core. Kedro helps structure your data pipeline using software engineering principles. It also provides a standardized approach to collaboration for teams.
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Prisons Are Banning Books That Teach Prisoners How to Code
According to public records obtained by the Salem Reporter, the Oregon Department of Corrections has banned dozens of books related to programming and technology as they come through the mail room, ensuring that they don’t get to the hands of prisoners.
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Oregon prisons ban dozens of technology and programming books over security concerns
Chan said he understands security concerns for books related to hacking, but they often see introductory or basic books disallowed.
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