Mario Kart in CSS, Quitting OOP, and More…

Another week, another dev digest. This time we’ve got great stories about a CSS madman, the future of Java, and becoming an ethical programmer. Here’s this week’s top links:

Top Stories

• A software bug is responsible for Uber’s self driving car fatality
• It’s possible to build Mario Kart in pure CSS, and some crazy person actually did it

Developer Corner

• Learning about state in React with expert Brandy Morgan
• DZone asked 14 executives about how their companies use Java. Here’s what they found about the future of Java
• The eternal debate: Python vs. Java, which is best?
• There’s no such thing as a “major release” in Java anymore. Updates are standardized to twice per year.
• One developer’s open breakup letter to object-oriented development

Professional Skills

• Are we really getting better at software development?
• DevOps keeps getting hotter, but how does one learn DevOps?
• Fixing the big bugs: Using software to make the world better as an ethical developer

Tips from Intertech

• The new Angular 6 release is now available. Rich Franzmeier has all the details you need to know.
• Mark Root’s Angular tutorial series continues with Angular components.

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Originally published at Intertech Blog.