languages

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?

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.

C++ is a venerable programming language with over thirty-six years, can the newcomer Rust match its versatility and speed?

When developing a web application, we have to choose a language or framework to build its inner logic. That begs the question - what are some of the most popular languages for server-side scripting?

Find out what this paradigm-changing concept is and the most popular languages that are considered to be a fundamental part of its success.

There's an old adage that applies to every software developer: The more you know, the more you grow. And that also applies to the companies they work for.

More people are starting to realize that there is more than one way to make software—and functional programming is a great path to follow.

Today’s development landscape is impossible to explain without talking about frameworks, so here’s a review of the different frameworks that help us develop here at BairesDev, and then some.

As you scale your startup, you need a language that will allow movement and growth. But you must also account for different scenarios.

What’s the best choice for your project?

Java, Python, and Ruby When developing software, development teams must move swiftly for their company to remain relevant in the market. Regardless of the diverse...