Java vs. Python: Which Programming Language Is Best for You?
By We compare two popular and powerful programming languages.
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Containerizing a Data Ingest Pipeline: Making the Container Play Nice with Kafka
By How the New Relic Mobile team solved JVM memory issues as they moved a Java application from bare metal to containers.
Continue ReadingHow We Diagnosed a JVM Crash
By When all the JVMs in our distributed application quit unexpectedly one day, the New Relic Browser team diagnosed a JVM crash.
Continue ReadingThe Most Popular Programming Languages of 2017
By We look at the programming languages employers want most, the languages software developers like best, and the languages climbing the charts.
Continue ReadingJava 9 and Project Jigsaw Support Now Available in New Relic APM
By The New Relic APM Java agent has supported Java 9 and Project Jigsaw since September 27, just six days after its release.
Continue ReadingHow We Chose an Application Framework for New Relic Alerts
By Having clear engineering values helped guide our team to the right technology tools to build our alerts environment.
Continue ReadingNew Java Agent API Adds Powerful Functionality
By These new capabilities help customers to instrument synchronous and asynchronous applications for unprecedented insight into the behavior of their Java apps.
Continue ReadingDigital Intelligence Platform Winter Launch: Alerting, Dashboards, and Much More
By We’re announcing GA for “host not reporting” alerting for Infrastructure and JVM alerting, plus previews of company-wide dashboards, source maps for Browser, and more!
Continue ReadingAnnouncing New Relic Java Agent Support for MuleSoft Mule ESB
By The New Relic APM Java agent now lets you see Mule ESB flows run through their entire life cycle, see which flows and sub-flows are called, and much more.
Continue ReadingThe Most Popular Programming Languages of 2016
Our annual look at the relative popularity of programming languages reveals that while Java still rules, other options—from JavaScript to Go—are catching up.
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