Elizabeth Moss

If your company is looking to make mobile and web app development more efficient, you should consider Parse Server.

Unreal Engine powers some of the most popular video games on the market today. What exactly is it, though? How does it help teams turn their visions into a reality?

If your business is looking to leverage clusters for processing massive amounts of data, you might need to look into these technologies.

Two different NoSQL databases, both maintained by Apache, but which is the right choice for your business or project?

IoT devices present an attack vector many organizations have not had to think about in the past.

ETL tools provide essential support for gathering critical information in one place to help workers make decisions quickly and accurately.

A vital tool for storing, scaling, and improving cloud services, hyperscale has had a global impact. In 2022, it’s only growing — and thriving.

If your business is in the healthcare industry, the probability of you needing a mobile app is pretty high. Find out what languages are best to make it happen.

JavaScript is a popular programming language. One that has grown in scope in the last decade. But, does it have the tools and functionality to do Data Science?

The ease of use and rapid turnaround times make low-code development a tempting offer for all kinds of companies. However, are custom-coded apps the better choice?

Sometimes, businesses are so eager to head into the exciting world of IoT that they make mistakes. Fortunately, the most frequent mistakes are usually avoidable.

Human-Centered Design (HCD) is a lovely-sounding buzzword, but what does it really mean, and how should it impact your software development activities?

The newest Laravel version offers a wide range of new features, including a new scaffolding feature and many improvements.

As markets grow and diversify, we have to accommodate for all manners or users. Some CSS functionalities show us a great way to achieve it, by letting our users choose the kind of experience they want.

Clojure is a dialect of LISP that runs on JVM, and whose statistics tell a very compelling story about the future of functional programming and software development.