Articles by Dice Staff
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From Tester to Developer: Making the Jump
Some people love testing -- and with good reason. Poking around and figuring out how to break stuff can be a lot of fun. A role that’s often called “Software Engineer in Test” or “Software Design… -
Changing Your Software Delivery Process
Software processes come and go. Over the last 20 years we've seen the industry choose various types, ranging from the Rational Unified Process to V-Model, Scrum, Kanban, unprocess and many others… -
What Answers.com Wants in New Hires
In the nearly seven years since it was founded, Answers, a St. Louis-based knowledge exchange that operates the Answers.com website, has seen double-digit revenue growth annually, company officia… -
Mobile Game Landscape Gets More Complicated
Despite all the hype surrounding mobile games -- and all the money companies are investing in efforts to push them -- the business model to support them hasn't yet made itself evident. You'd thin… -
SharePoint as an Architecture Repository
Over the past decade, enterprise architecture as a practice has gained quite a bit of traction. Where EA hasn’t taken root yet, solution architecture is often practiced. One of the biggest challe… -
Cisco Looks to New Grads for UX Solutions
The people at Cisco are smart enough to know that a key factor in the company's future success will be the user experience. Specifically, if consumers can't easily get its devices to do what they… -
NSA Building Massive Datacenter in Maryland
[caption id="attachment_10253" align="aligncenter" width="618"] This is how the NSA breaks ground on new facilities.[/caption] National Security Agency is building another big data center in Mary… -
Summer Programs That Teach Girls to Code
Introducing children to computer science as soon as they are interested, especially girls, is a proven method of encouragement for future endeavors in the tech industry. Code camps for kids are s…