Articles associated with topic: programming

• Choosing a Database That's Right for Your Business

  Database selection can be a major head-scratcher. You talk to one expert and hear: “MySQL will do everything you need, and then some." Another says, "Microsoft SQL Server is easier to administer…
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  Companies Lure Engineers With Programming Challenges

  Tech companies are getting more creative in their efforts to lure engineers by holding contests -- with cash prizes. That's what Quixey, a startup app search engine, did. The company hosted a pro…
• How Dell's Move into Virtualization Could Impact Security

  Dell's been busy lately. Earlier this month, it announced the acquisition of Clerity, a mainframe migration and modernization solution provider, with the intent of folding them into its services…
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  Java's Still in Demand, But the Landscape's Changing

  Java may not be ready for retirement, but a lot of people are looking for alternatives. Does that mean Java development is a dead-end skill? No. While its use is narrowing, Java is so widely used…
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  5 Things A Recruiter Wants You to Know About the Tech Interview Process

  Of all the things that can be said about getting a job in tech, there’s a universal truth that resonates with every candidate: the process seems to take forever. But why? Many technologists voice…

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  Texas, Detroit and DARPA All Want You [DiceTV]

  [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2nby9UwcV8&w=560&h=315] Texas has a, well, Texas-sized need for Health IT professionals... Detroit is telling laid-off Yahoo workers: "We want you"... and…
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  Android Ranks Last in Enterprise Security

  Android-fragmention fans may find themselves at odds with security specialists in the wake of a TrendMicro study examining enterprise mobile security. The report, Enterprise Readiness of Consumer…
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  Version Control Systems for Beginners

  It amazes me that for the first 20 years of my 31-year programming career, I only used a Version Control Systems (VCS) once: a two year job in aerospace where they used a mainframe package called…
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  Kansas City Tech Workers to Get Job Training, Placement

  Two Kansas City community colleges and the Workforce Partnership in Kansas will split a $5 million federal grant to train tech workers for jobs often filled by foreigners. Within two months, the…
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  Data Mining, Analysis Are Key Big Data Skills [Poll]

  Big Data was the subject of last week's snap poll, specifically the skills you think are most important to its use. The results demonstrate what we already know: This is a field just beginning to…
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  Microsoft Forms Open Source Subsidiary

  Microsoft, after a contentious history with the open source world, is coming to embrace it. The Linux Foundation recently ranked the Redmond software maker No. 17 among its Top 20 contributors to…
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  Turn the AI Revolution Into Your Career Evolution

  AI continues to shape the technology landscape and our day-to-day lives. Many continue to use interactive bots like ChatGPT or Google Gemini as virtual assistants to answer questions and handle s…

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