Articles associated with topic: programming
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Hack Laptop Brings Linux to Desktop for Everyone Learning to Code
If you have a pre-teen interested in coding, $300 in loose cash and $10/month to spend on a subscription service, the new ‘Hack’ computer might be what you’re looking for. Most learn-to-code devi… -
Are Tech Pros Impacted by H-1B Premium Processing Suspension?
To say that the H-1B program is controversial within the tech industry is something of an understatement. Many companies insist that H-1B visas allow them to import talent from overseas that they… -
Python Wins 2018, But Kotlin Could Dominate 2019: TIOBE
Java and C still reign supreme, but Python has snaked its way into the top three on the TIOBE programming-language popularity list. The upward mobility of Python makes it TIOBE’s language of the… -
GitHub Adds Unlimited Private Repos to Free Tier, Combines Enterprise Offerings
Developers and engineers who like to use GitHub for free are getting a big boost: The code-hosting platform has added unlimited private repos to its free tier, which also allows you up to three c… -
Innovation at Delta Air Lines: The New PARALLEL REALITY Experience
Delta Air Lines recently launched a first-of-its-kind airport travel experience called PARALLEL REALITY at Detroit Metropolitan Airport. This groundbreaking technology allows up to 100 passengers…Sponsored -
Software Developer Jobs Will Increase Through 2026
Over the next eight years, the United States will add more than a quarter-million new software developer roles, according to new data crunched by The Knowledge Academy (which provides online trai… -
Should You Believe Programming Language Popularity Rankings?
Every so often, analyst firms will release lists of the world’s most popular programming languages. There’s the TIOBE Index, which updates every month; RedMonk, which issues new rankings a few ti… -
5 Programming Languages You May Not Have Heard Of
Before the Web became ubiquitous, it was difficult to promote a new programming language. The most popular ones were either pushed by a manufacturer (such as Fortran, originally developed by IBM… -
Developers Are Coding for the Love of It (Plus the Money)
You know what they say about building software: It’s not just a job—it’s a passion. Okay, nobody really says that. Nonetheless, it’s true: when developers and other tech pros leave their jobs, th… -
Python Now Has a Steering Committee: What That Means for You
Python, one of the most popular (and often lucrative) languages around, is getting a new governance model. Instead of one leader, it will now have a five-person steering committee. Settling on a… -
These are the Hottest Tech Skills of December 2018
Which tech skills are most in demand? Dice recently examined data from Burning Glass’s Nova platform, which analyzes millions of active job postings, and found that a variety of tools and discipl… -
Inside Amazon: How Liu Engineered Her Own Path
Amazon's Xiaoxu Liu shares what it's like to work inside one of the most influential companies of all time Xiaoxu Liu, Software Development Manager at Amazon Imagine a job where you felt invigora…Sponsored