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The first steps of understanding mobile security
- Editorial Assistant 09 Jun 2016 -
How would you define the term IDE?
- TechTarget 24 May 2016 -
The DevOps train has arrived and Agile developers must hop on
- Editorial Assistant 24 May 2016
We live in a very mobile heavy society and many enterprises have mobility at the center of their IT strategy. As such, it can't help to understand mobile security better and equipping your ...
Every experienced software developer knows what an IDE is, but how would one define the term to someone just learning about IT?
DevOps have been an exciting shift in the technological landscape and if you haven't already jumped on the bandwagon, perhaps it's time your organization does.
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Big data isn't going to go mainstream, it's already there
- Editorial Assistant 19 May 2016 -
How big data can help your enterprise
- Editorial Assistant 11 May 2016 -
What does Android look like from a Mountain View? Insights on Google I/O
- TechTarget 10 May 2016 -
APM and programming does not need to be that hard
- Editorial Assistant 05 May 2016 -
Jenkins 2.0: A drama free, full increment release of the popular CI tool
- TechTarget 29 Apr 2016
Big data is undeniably becoming more wide-spread as it continues to grow. Part of the reason for that is because many things are fueling big data, but what's interesting is that big data, in ...
Big data is defined as "any voluminous amount of structured, semi-structured and unstructured data that has the potential to be mined for information." That's great, that means all businesses need ...
So,they've moved the Google I/O conference away from downtown San Francisco out to Mountain View where Google has a big stake in the Shoreline Amphitheater. I've got mixed emotions on the move.
We live in an information society where new advancements have consistently made the technological landscape an exciting one. And programming obviously plays a crucial role in making these new ...
A full increment release is usually a big deal. I mean, just recall for a moment all of the hoopla surrounding Java's last full increment release... Actually, there's never been a full increment ...