"Horrible design. So much memory I cannot use my machine."
Summary:
For scientific programming, use VI(m) or Emacs. Use an emacs or VI module that implements useful elements of a full IDE if needed.
"Get it together"
Summary:
The change of the pricing mechanism from one where you purchased it outright, and then could upgrade to a license system where you pay an annual amount is not good, and has stopped me upgrading. I also personally find the introduction of various Java extras, e.g. Scala, Groovy, Kotlin has taken the aim away from the core Java development, though I realise that it may be useful for others.
"I wish the IB assistant was a little more solid than it is, and the code completion is erratic from time to time"
Summary:
This is a great review of an incredible programming tool. My only complaint so far is that I can no longer use CMD + B to build my project. Appart from that Xcode has been improving in stability and product quality enormously since it's initial version.Personally I find the editor window on the build results and such quite a nice addition, as those who don't want it can easily hide it. To me, it is nice to be able to check the error locations within the same window
"NanoNets is a machine learning API that uses less data."
Summary:
Easy to use and set up for: Image categorization API with less than 30 images per category Custom object localization API Text deduplication API Text categorization API
"The user interface, controls, and design is beautifully done"
Summary:
Castor is a simple, live data dashboard tool. It allows you to present your data on any screen, from an iPad to a TV, formatted with their simple drag-and-drop widget interface; keep data updated in real time with webhooks.
"Saves time of rewriting code"
Summary:
Google Analytics naturally appears in our list of top 10 Utility Tools this year, and it's bringing along its new(ish) buddy Autotrack. Built by Google, Autotrack is a nifty little tool that automates some of the most common interactions most of us care about on our web pages
"LocalStack provides an easy-to-use test/mocking framework for developing Cloud applications."
Summary:
LocalStack is a fully functional local AWS cloud stack by none other than the good folks over at Atlassian. Features include continuous integration, cost-effective testing, and speed and ease of use. One comment on Hacker News reads, One of the biggest 'drawbacks' of using AWS as a production platform is that making your development environment look like production is hard. Having to deploy to test is cumbersome and having a cost associated with each test can definitely introduce some sort of 'stress' and encourage people to not test incrementally. I wonder if this changes that. Having services like S3, Lambda and SQS available locally sounds super interesting.
"Rad Animation Tool"
Summary:
Lottie is an iOS, Android, and React Native library that renders After Effects animations in real time, allowing apps to use animations as easily as they use static images.
"Needs work"
Summary:
The Docker Tool box is a good start and work as promised, but you'll end up wanting more. With these tools, you are missing for example integrated overlay networking, DNS, load balancing, aggregated logging, VPN access and private image repository which are crucial for most container workloads.
What does this code do?
public class Demo { public void method1() { synchronized (String.class) { System.out.println("on String.class object"); synchronized (Integer.class) { System.out.println("on Integer.class object"); } } }
Programming Language: Java