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  1. Snowflake
    Snowflake is announcing new product capabilities that are changing how developers build, deliver, distribute and operate their applications. These new features include programming language and hardware flexibility from Snowpark Container Services, as well as the ability to build, distribute and monetize full-stack apps with the Snowflake Native App Framework; the ability to leverage transactional and analytical data together with Hybrid Tables; and DevOps capabilities including database change management capabilities, Git integration, Snowflake CLI and Event Tables. These features collectively help developers build more quickly within a unified platform, distribute products globally, deliver them securely, and scale without operational burden... View the full article

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