Recently, Google had their I/O conference and had tons of good news. Yesterday, Apple had their WWDC and they lead our stories for today. First, Apple announced that developers will now be able to tap into Spotlight. Next, they revealed “Proactive Assistant”, the next generation of Siri and the competitor to Google Now. Lastly, they announced Swift 2 and their plans to open source the language. All of these articles came from The Next Web whose Apple coverage was top notch.
As always, enjoy today’s items, and please participate in the discussions on these sites.
Top Stories
- Apple will allow developers to tap into Spotlight for the first time | The Next Web
- Apple reveals proactive Siri to take on Google Now | The Next Web
- Apple announces Swift 2, will be open sourced | The Next Web
Startups, Career and Process
- 40 Blogs Every Software Developer Should Be Reading | Security Innovation Europe
- Logical Implications of Interoperability | AI3:::Adaptive Information
Development
- Unix is not an acceptable Unix | Affording Play
- The 8 Most Common Ember.js Developer Mistakes | Toptal
- Service-Disoriented Architecture | Brave New Geek
- Develop DSLs for Eclipse and IntelliJ using Xtext | Javalobby
- Design Patterns Simplified: The Bridge Pattern | Simple Programmer
- ES7 Array and Generator comprehensions | Mahdi Dibaiee
- Elixir Streams | Drew Olson
Concurrency, Performance and Scalability
- Graph Engine vs. C++ unordered_map: memory consumption test, Part 2 | MSDN Blogs – Graph Engine
- Understanding Garbage Collection Logs | Javalobby
- Leveraging AWS to Build a Scalable Data Pipeline | High Scalability
- Spark Monitoring: How to Handle 10B Requests a Day | Java Code Geeks
AI, Machine Learning, Research and Advanced Algorithms
- Reading equations forward and backward | John D. Cook
Big Data, Visualization, SQL and NoSQL
- How does Hibernate Query Cache work | Vlad Mihalcea
- A color analysis of Western films | Flowing Data
Link Collections
- The Daily Six Pack: June 8, 2015 | Dirk Strauss
- Dew Drop – June 8, 2015 (#2030) | Morning Dew
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