application programming interface (API)

COVID-19 contact-tracing apps now cover about 21% of the US population

Google Cloud reveals Business Application Platform launches, including API management, process automation, and no-code tools

The Apple-Google tech replaces a now scrapped centralised app

Funding will be used to enhance platform features and clinical decision support analysis

Virginia may soon be followed by North Dakota, Alabama and South Carolina

Apple will no longer use terms like “master” and “slave” in its coding, products or APIs

Insight Partners leads Series C investment round, with CRV and Nexus Venture Partners joining

David Plummer has taken to Reddit with a handy guide for the application killer

App creators and Android users alike scramble to find a replacement

Nylas is offering scheduling solution free to health care providers administering services to coronavirus patients

Apps once drove the success of smartphones, but is it still worth businesses putting time and effort into app development?

Ruling likely to have profound implications for future of software development

NHSX deputy CEO hopes to echo the success of the popular Trainline app

The world of APIs can be tricky to navigate. Here's how to get started

Developers have been told all apps and updates must have 64-bit CPU support by 2021

Software quirk Domain-Fronting ends up in the bone orchard

The real-time streaming platform paves the way for multi-user AR experiences

Former Layer 7 CTO Scott Morrison explains why APIs are crucial for every business - not just software companies

Experts voice concern over security of open API recommendations

Hundreds of thousands of subscriber records were accessed, but no payment details were revealed

To make a platform a success, vendors need to engage with developers in order to create a viable eco-system

API management firm publishes best practice guide for app developers.

Amazon's cloud side looks to help companies send out bulk emails with its new service.

New tool helps security companies and businesses protect against the threats they can't see as well as the ones they can.