Latest from Nick Heath
-
Is Julia the next big programming language? MIT thinks so, as version 1.0 lands
Released in 2012, Julia is designed to combine the speed of C with the usability of Python, the dynamism of Ruby, the mathematical prowess of MatLab, and the statistical chops of R.
-
Chrome vs Edge vs Firefox: Is Microsoft's browser really faster?
Do Microsoft's claims that Edge is faster and safer than the competition stand up?
-
Choosing a Raspberry Pi OS? Here's the definitive list
The broad sweep of operating systems and related tools available for the $35 Linux board.
-
Windows Meltdown patch: No more security updates for your PC if your AV isn't compatible
Microsoft has updated its support notice to say that Windows computers will not receive any security updates at all until their AV software is certified compatible with the Spectre and Meltdown patche...
-
The six best programming languages to learn right now
Which languages are most popular among developers due to their high demand, and how to get started learning them.
-
Quantum computing: Seven truths you need to know
Experts spell out exactly what quantum computers will be used for and whether they will replace conventional number crunchers.
-
Raspberry Pi cranked up to 11? New Odroid-N1 has Android 7.1, six-core chip, 4GB memory, 4K support
The Odroid-N1 packs similar specs to the $449 Samsung Chromebook Plus into what is promised to be a $110 board.
-
Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ review: Hands-on with the new board
How does the latest Raspberry Pi board compare to its predecessors?
-
Burned out by your job in tech? Here are the likely reasons why
Anonymous workplace review service Blind find work overload isn't the leading cause of job burnout among software developers.
-
'Moore's Law is dead': Three predictions about the computers of tomorrow
Experts from chip designer Arm on how chip design will evolve to ensure performance keeps advancing.