Efficient application integration is crucial for informed decision-making in the digital landscape. Despite challenges, various techniques provide solutions. Embracing complexity can lead to adaptable systems, offering powerful opportunities for businesses in the digital age.

Progressive web apps are still as relevant today as they were when they first hit it big. Here's what you need to know about them and why they are often considered the future of deliverable applications.

If you’re looking to ease the lives of your container developers, you should be considering a web-based management GUI that can alleviate the need for constantly running complicated commands just to spin up a dev environment.

The future of authentication is passwordless. How will this change an industry that is so steeped and locked into passwords?

Creating software has never been easier with template-based solutions like Low-code and No-code and the new kid on the block, large language models (LLM). Which one fits your vision for your project?

Many technologies have been inaccessible to certain populations for too long. But we’ve been making strides toward making technology more inclusive to people with disabilities.

Technology has been changing the face of patient care for years, and the pandemic only escalated efforts to blend software with innovative treatment.

2022 has seen a massive leap in natural language processing, so the question is, where do we go from here? Are we on the verge of sentient artificial intelligence?

Which software development methodology is the right choice? There are many options available, but it all depends on the team and the project.

Penetration testing and vulnerability scanning are critical measures for keeping your systems secure from the prying eyes of hackers.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals used RFID technology to identify and locate staff who had been in contact with infected patients to help with containment. But that’s just one of the uses this tech may have in the health sector.

SaaS is a state-of-the-art business model that is at its best when it pushes for a more dynamic and active relationship between the market, the developer, and the user.

Let’s take a look at how issues with wearable healthcare devices can cause problems for individuals and how healthcare professionals should respond.