Software Development

Not all operating systems are created equal, especially for developers. You might be surprised which platform is the right choice for your development teams.

“By developing security as code, we will strive to create awesome products and services.” That’s the foundation of the DevSecOps Manifesto—something that will define the SDLC.

Without programming languages, the modern world wouldn’t be what it is today. These are the best-suited languages for many different business purposes.

Don't make your software engineers constantly have to build and rebuild their development environments.

It takes an enormous amount of time and resources to maintain legacy software — when in reality, replacing them offers advantages.

A failed project is a loss of time and resources. Fortunately, it can be avoided with patience and resilience. With the right strategy, almost every project can be rescued.

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?

The best developers and dev teams are already using these super helpful tools to get their projects done as efficiently and effectively as possible. All devs should know about them for future use in their next important job.

When it comes to developing websites, apps, and software in these modern times, security must be at the forefront of every conversation. How can dev teams and clients alike enforce this to protect everyone involved?

Is open-sourcing your company project something you should consider and what are the benefits?

While the idea of minimal coding or not needing to code at all sounds like a dream for fast-tracked projects and development of all kinds, is it really the best choice for every development project?

The number of organizations that have 16 or more software testers increased to 34% from 2020–2021. It’s clear QA is a critical component of software development.

There are helpful steps that in-house teams can take to make the process and business relationship as smooth as possible.

With over 700 programming languages, it’s natural for some to rise to the top, while others fall into obscurity. But can a programming language truly die?

The enhanced agility enabled by low-code/no-code development allows organizations to accelerate time-to-market, increase productivity, reduce costs, and drive innovation.