How to Make Your Mobile App Stand Out in a Crowd Once you've pinpointed a niche audience, you can start investing in it long before your app launches.

Coding is a valuable asset in pretty much any business environment. And the good news is, learning to code doesn’t require an expensive and lengthy qualification.

Discover how entrepreneurs and non-technical teams are using AI tools to instantly turn ideas into working apps through vibe coding.

Your code buddy doesn't necessarily have to work on the project with you, but ideally they'll know how to code as well as you and won't mind hanging out from time to time while you work.

I sat down with Billy Howell to explore his journey into building and selling apps with AI as a self-taught solopreneur.

Hostinger launches Horizons, a no-code web app creator Duolingo, Notion and Airbnb references as web app startups It’s available to all users next month and will save them “weeks or months ...

Dear Lifehacker, I have a little background in coding, but I'd like to make an iOS app. I'm just not sure where to get started or what tools I need.

Google's incubator for employees' "20 percent time" side projects, Area 120, typically produces fun things like an app to make YouTube more social and expanding Smart Replies. Now the workshop has ...