Low-code and no-code platforms are multiplying, and the first to reap the technologies' benefits will be entrepreneurs with a good idea.

In addition to programming languages, software developers can now use low-code (and in some cases no-code) platforms and tools to provide welcome shortcuts that can be used to inject elements of ...

An Interview with Mahidhar Mullapudi Today, we delve into the insights of a pioneer in the field, Mahidhar Mullapudi, who has ...

How to Recycle Your Software Keep software costs down by reusing code and producing applications more quickly. Cloud computing and software-as-a-service can help leverage already-built software ...

Code pours from Feross Aboukhadijeh’s fingers. As a devotee of the open source software movement, he has written immensely popular web apps, peer-to-peer file exchanges, and more than 100 other ...

Developers are adopting AI coding tools, but trust and security lag behind. CISOs must lead with governance and upskilling to ...

It’s been said that software is “eating the world.” More and more, critical systems that were once controlled mechanically, or by people, are coming to depend on code.

You've always wanted to learn how to build software yourself—or just whip up an occasional script—but never knew where to start. Luckily, the web is f ...

I’m starting up to solve a problem I care deeply about…. Should I learn how to code to build out a prototype? Should I outsource development initially? Should I study computer science? These ...