Technology

Ruby on Rails is an easy-to-use, highly stable, and powerful tool to build the eCommerce platform you have in mind - yes, even in 2021!

It seems like everyone is talking about React right now. Let’s take a closer look at what makes developing software with React so great.

Unlike human cognition, machines can’t use heuristics (usually) to guess what a miswritten instruction means, so it's best to know your way around debugging.

How can your database system help you overcome a catastrophic failure and put your business back on track ASAP?

Both IoT and Edge Computing are here to stay, as they serve very important functions in business and society. But here's where they differ.

Even if you only use the self-hosted repository for a portion of your code, you'll be glad you have the option.

When it comes to cybersecurity, prevention is key. And yes, the costs go way beyond monetary expenses.

There’s no doubt that Java has managed to become the go-to language for enterprise software, even after 20 years of increasing competition in the field.

Quantum computing is nearing enterprise relevance. Explore use cases, limitations, and what tech leaders should do now to prepare for the coming shift.

A code inspector is exactly what it sounds like—a tool that inspects code before it's compiled or deployed. But do you need one? Why?

Believe it or not, the modern philosophy of integrated systems, extensive documentation, and readable code wasn’t always a thing,

Sticking to the previous ways of thinking will prevent you from innovating in the short term, which is where you need innovation the most right now.

When artificial intelligence comes into play, the role of Quality Assurance changes to ensure constant improvement.

If you're looking at adding a new language into your web development toolkit, you can’t go wrong with Python.

If your company hasn't already jumped onto the Big Data bandwagon, it's not too late. Just get familiar with Python development.