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5 Reasons Java Users Should Consider Kotlin

December 7, 2017

Although it’s been six years since Kotlin first appeared, the programming language recently gained momentum when Google announced it would receive first-class support on Android. The …

Cisco, Microsoft, Oracle: Cloud Training and Certification

William Terdoslavich,

September 27, 2017

At this juncture, the cloud is “old” technology. Nonetheless, businesses are still switching over from their existing tech stacks to cloud-native platforms. And that, of course, …

Tech Jobs at These Big Firms Last Less Than 2 Years

August 22, 2017

Silicon Valley is often seen as a mecca for tech workers, but a number of clues suggest that they don’t last long at some of the biggest …

Haskell Tops Developers’ Weekend Languages

Nick Kolakowski,

February 9, 2017

Many developers have their side projects. Some tinker with code for fun; others think they can turn an idea into a viable business. But what kinds …

Earning the Hardest Tech Certifications

William Terdoslavich,

January 19, 2017

Our working lives depend on pieces of paper that act like permission slips to earn a living. That college diploma gets you through the door for …

11 Highest-Earning Developer Jobs

Nick Kolakowski,

March 22, 2016

Whatever their specialty, software developers are in high demand—but how much are they actually earning? That depends on a number of factors, of course, including seniority, …

Are Bug Bounties Actually Helpful?

Nick Kolakowski,

August 11, 2015

Bug bounties are all the rage these days. It seems a week doesn’t pass without yet another company offering thousands of dollars to any hacker who …

Austin Hungry for Data Analytics, Cloud Pros

July 8, 2015

The annual South by Southwest conference has made Austin synonymous with startups and innovation, but the Texan city is also home to an increasing number of …

Linux Kernel’s Biggest Backers: Corporations

Nick Kolakowski,

February 19, 2015

Corporations love Linux. That’s the conclusion of a new report released by the Linux Foundation, which suggested that some 11,800 individual developers from 1,200 companies have …

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