Development

There are numerous approaches to in-house development; we explore one that focuses squarely on efficiency

Dismantling structural racism 'will take more than just a couple of cosmetic code changes', warns Scale Factory CEO

How the COVID crisis could lead to a startup boom

The docs.github.com platform brings together support documents for both beginners and advanced users under one roof

The automated service can identify the most CPU-intensive lines of code and suggest ways to make improvements

Each year the tech giant recognizes developers who stand out

Use your time at home to get the skills needed to get a better job

Our fortysomething writer rekindles his childhood passion for coding – but can he teach himself Python from scratch?

New service can help businesses build mobile and web apps without coding or developers

The EC will examine the company's "anticompetitive" App Store rules and Apple Pay platform

The development hub joins a number of companies that have revised their terminology in the interests of sensitivity

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

As open source is becoming more widely used, so are exploitable security vulnerabilities

This fundraising round brings total investments to $25M

That the proposals are logical - but unworkable - shows just how restrictive the environment is for developers and public health officials

Hackers target developers by abusing build processes to infect files that spread between NetBeans projects

Apple’s purpose-built language works across iOS, macOS, iPadOS and more

The open source package manager announced at Build 2020 was “very inspired” by the now-defunct AppGet

Bridging the gap between traditional and microservice application delivery will be a new challenge for evolving businesses

The 'quieter notifications UI' will be rolled out as a default setting in July

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

The latest iteration of the open source microcomputer targets power users and those running heavy workloads