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  • Google Open Sources Cloud Dataflow Java SDK

    Google announced earlier this year their Cloud Dataflow, a service and SDK for processing large amounts of data in batches or real time. Now they have open sourced the Dataflow Java SDK, enabling developers to see how it works and possibly use the SDK for services running on-premises or in other clouds.

    Abel Avram
    on Dec 18, 2014

  • AngularJS 1.4 Announced, More to Come in 2015

    Google has announced AngularJS 1.4 and their plans for 2015 on the 1.X branch. New features and bug fixes will come to AngularJS 1.4 and 1.5 while development on 2.0 continues in parallel.

    David Iffland
    on Dec 18, 2014

  • Dart 1.8: An Interview with Seth Ladd of Google

    Google has released version 1.8 of Dart, bringing with it experimental support for enums. InfoQ sat down with developer advocate Seth Ladd to get more information about the feature, and the latest info on the Dart project.

    James Chesters
    on Dec 16, 2014

  • New Go 1.4 Adds Support for Android, Improves Garbage Collection

    Google has announced Go 1.4, coming six months after 1.3. Go 1.4 adds official support for Android native development, albeit still "under heavy development," improved garbage collection, and a minor language change.

    Sergio De Simone
    on Dec 11, 2014

  • Jack & Jill: New Android Compilers for More Performance

    Eric Lafortune, Technical Director of Saikoa, maker of DexGuard, has discovered new tools in the SDK for Android 5.0 Revision 1 (API 21.1), namely two compilers called Jack and Jill. These tools are meant to streamline the compilation process for Android.

    Abel Avram
    on Dec 04, 2014

  • Google Uses Machine Learning to Simplify CAPTCHA

    Google has announced a new CAPTCHA API which provides a No CAPTHA experience for most users.

    Abel Avram
    on Dec 03, 2014

  • Application Architecture is Shifting towards Connected Apps

    Anne Thomas has summarized in a webinar the shift from large applications to small focused apps relying on services, while Matias Duarte has spoken in an interview about connecting these apps.

    Abel Avram
    on Nov 28, 2014

  • Chrome 39 Brings Beacon API and ES6 Generators

    Google's Chrome team has released the stable version of Chrome 39: with updates including the Web Application Manifest specification, Beacon API, and support for ES6 generators.

    James Chesters
    on Nov 25, 2014

  • Go Language Moves to Git and GitHub

    Rob Pike, lead designer of Go at Google, announced on Go's Google Group that Go language is moving to Git and GitHub. "All data will be preserved," said Rob, but GitHub will not be used to handle pull requests and code reviews. Google's own Gerrit will be used instead because it fits better the requirements of a large project such as Go, explained Google engineers.

    Sergio De Simone
    on Nov 18, 2014

  • Lovefield: An SQL-like Query Engine by Google

    Lovefield is a JavaScript library providing an SQL-like query engine to web developers who want the benefits of a relational database.

    Abel Avram
    on Nov 18, 2014

  • Dropbox Partnering With Microsoft

    As announced at Web Summit last week, Dropbox has partnered up with Microsoft. Dropbox already hosts over 35 Billion Office documents, spreadsheets and presentations. This is value that Microsoft is willing to capture and allow for deeper integration between Office and Dropbox users. We examine what this partnership brings to both ends and the user and how the Cloud Storage market is shaping.

    Alex Giamas
    on Nov 11, 2014

  • Web Summit 2014 Final Day Review

    Web Summit concluded today with Peter Thiel of Paypal and Facebook followed by U2’s Bono. Highlights from last day include Google Programmatic Marketing efforts, Peter Thiel and U2's Bono, Bitcoin speeches and the winners for the ALPHA and BETA competition.

    Alex Giamas
    on Nov 07, 2014

  • Google’s Guidelines for Creating and Publishing Android Apps

    Google has published “The Secrets to App Success on Google Play”, a playbook meant to educate Android developers on creating applications that have greater chances to be appreciated by users, downloaded by more people and obtain better results.

    Abel Avram
    on Nov 07, 2014

  • Google Announces Cloud Container Engine Using Kubernetes

    Google made a number of cloud-related announcements during their Google Cloud Platform Live Event that is taking place in San Francisco these days. The most important is the availability of Google Container Engine (GKE), currently in public alpha. Others are: Managed VMs, more connectivity options, Cloud Debugger, Autoscaler, and price reductions.

    Abel Avram
    on Nov 05, 2014

  • Google Cloud Adds Support for Ubuntu Linux Distribution

    Google partnered with Canonical to bring official Ubuntu images to Google Compute Engine.

    Janakiram MSV
    on Nov 04, 2014
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