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Why the best clubs are code clubs
Michelle Slee, Agile delivery manager at DVLA and Alice Genevois, senior data science manager at Lloyds Banking Group, two winners from last year's Women in Technology Excellence Awards, discuss the importance of coding clubs to bring people together...
JDK 16 brings many 'small but significant' changes to Java
The latest features are about tightening up the functionality and cutting verbosity, with easier integrations coming down the line
What are APIs, why do you keep hearing about them and why do you need them?
API is one of those terms that people vaguely understand but skip over because it sounds complex, but in fact APIs are surprisingly straightforward and very useful
Fortnite maker sues Apple and Google over antitrust claims
The move came after Fortnite was removed from App Store and Play Store
Behind the scenes at the BBC's groundbreaking Own It app
App designed to safeguard children online was the result of two years' toil at AI's cutting edge, says product manager Jon Howard
Could AT2 be the answer to cryptocurrency's energy and performance problems?
Blockchains are slow, wasteful and ill-suited for digital currencies, say researchers who believe they've found a better way
GitHub is down for developers across the world
GitHub says it has found the problem and is working to resolve it.
Five technology design principles to combat domestic abuse
Measures technologists can take to ensure the products they create are resistant to coercive control
The open-source library security flaw problem
'If you pick any random PHP library it more than likely has a flaw,' says Veracode's Chris Eng
Software development 2.0: the five pillars of sustainable software development
'Much more than a technical framework, the five pillars are a vision for how we collaborate as a function'
So, should I learn COBOL?
Becoming a COBOL expert could give you a well paid job for life, but is it a job you'd want?
Software development 2.0: Achieving sustainability in an environment of constant change
bet365's Sports Development team faced a number of severe hurdles as they looked to support and expand a rapidly growing website
Hack from Home 'virtual hackathon' aims to kickstart privacy-enhanced apps to alleviate the COVID-19 crisis
Hackathon this weekend is supported by NHSX, Samsung and a number of global universities
The top-ten tenets of software quality assurance, part six: testing
Testers have to be destroyers, argues Mark Wilson. But too often testers aren't trying too hard to bust the software. Rather, they are trying to show it working
The top-ten tenets of software quality assurance, part five: design
Design is all about applying the fundamental principles of engineering, believes Mark Wilson, in the latest in his ten-part series
What's happening with serverless cloud?
Serverless is gaining traction and use cases are expanding. Computing speaks to three organisations that have looked at the numbers
The top-ten tenets of software quality assurance, part three: the formal review
Formal reviews are often left by the wayside, but without them annoying defects can become crippling bugs, warns Mark Wilson
The top-ten tenets of software quality assurance, part one: the contract review
Each week, QA specialist Mark Wilson will spell out his top-ten tenets for Quality Assurance - the fundamental things you need to do to build better IT systems
The future enterprise architect: building trusted relationships with business leaders
Next-generation EAs will remain in high demand by demonstrating their ability to be flexible and operate with a business mindset
Homebase adopts low-code development to roll-out shopfloor mobile apps
Homebase plans to roll-out a series of low-code applications in belated digital transformation
COBOL at 60: the past, present and future of the enduring and evolving programming language
In an age of constant innovation, where new trends are fleeting, COBOL has remained an enduring force
How AI is paving the way for the arrival of 'Software 2.0'
Collaboration between human and AI programmers will create a new paradigm for coding
Up to 28 million users potentially affected by backdoor vulnerability in popular web development tool
Warning over compromised 'bootstrap-sass' development package published on the RubyGems repository
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