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IBM Cloud Code Engine: Serverless programming should be a default

IBM Cloud Code Engine: Serverless programming should be a default

With great power, comes great responsibility - clearly - but also, comes complexity and the need to shoulder a steep learning curve. The latter extension of the saying may be needed for cloud computing container orchestration technology Kubernetes. The inherent complexity and power has been like... Read more

date12 months ago
Android Studio has released its latest stable version, Flamingo

Android Studio has released its latest stable version, Flamingo

Among its many features, Flamingo introduces Live Edit for Composable UIs, which lets developers push code changes directly to an attached device or emulator to update an app's composables in real-time. This streamlines the build-deploy-iterate cycle for UI programming by reducing context switching... Read more

date1 year ago
The ‘messy’ cloud: siloed automation & tool proliferation 

The ‘messy’ cloud: siloed automation & tool proliferation 

Cloud computing is going to be wonderful, said the hopeful virtualisation salesperson back somewhere around the turn of the millennium.  We’re going to provide enterprise organisations large and small with an on-demand means of tapping into computing power (encompassing everything from co... Read more

date1 year ago
Google has a new policy for Google Play Store data deletion

Google has a new policy for Google Play Store data deletion

The policy change will require Android developers to provide users with an online option to delete their accounts and in-app data. Starting in early 2024, Google Play users will have more control over their data, as each store listing will display links in the "Data deletion" area, allowing them... Read more

date1 year ago
A new first-line for developers: Hello Automation World

A new first-line for developers: Hello Automation World

Hello World! It’s not going away, but soon, this rite of passage first-line of code that every developer writes when they first cut code might change. Rather than programming an instruction to display those two time-honoured words on screen, fledgling developers could be instructing a bot, callin... Read more

date1 year ago
Attackers target .NET developers with malicious NuGet packages

Attackers target .NET developers with malicious NuGet packages

Developers are being attacked by threat actors using "sophisticated typosquatting techniques". Threat actors are targeting and infecting .NET developers with cryptocurrency stealers, according to a report in BleepingComputer. JFrog security researchers Natan Nehorai and Brian Moussalli detai... Read more

date1 year ago
NTT Upgrade 2023: The true nature of R&D

NTT Upgrade 2023: The true nature of R&D

Japanese cloud and telco company NTT chose San Franciso as the venue to host the North American leg of its user, developer, customer, partner event this month. NTT Upgrade may not be the most recognised enterprise technology vendor event on the circuit, but the parent company behind a whole number ... Read more

date1 year ago
Ply layers on no-code contextual customisations 

Ply layers on no-code contextual customisations 

Hey there, do you want to hear about our new no-code/low-code platform?! It’s already becoming an arguably fairly tired proposition that’s wearing pretty thin on many in the IT industry. So what should we look for among the upstart start-ups now vying for a share of voice in this increasingly c... Read more

date1 year ago
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