Coding stories - Page 5

Cythera celebrates a 5-year milestone as a leading mid-market cybersecurity provider in Australia.

It's important not to lose sight of the need to keep secure coding practices front and centre in software development - even when deploying AI tooling.

Generative AI in Search now supports four additional languages and extends to over 120 new territories, enhancing search experiences.

HCLTech celebrates the graduation of its first group of digital apprentices in New Zealand and plans to expand the program.

2023 State of AI Report details rise of GPT-4, safety debates and future of AI, sparking informed industry dialogue.

Canberra students impress in inaugural Women in ICT programme, with a celebratory event planned at Parliament House.

Antavo, the loyalty platform, has been recognised in the Gartner Market Guide for Loyalty programme Vendors for 2023.

A recent study revealed that employing GitHub Copilot Chat helps improve code quality, boost developer confidence, and enhance productivity.

Secure Code Warrior, the global, developer-driven security leader, will host its third annual Devlympics secure coding competition.

Red Hat has launched Ansible Lightspeed with IBM Watson Code Assistant, a generative AI service to drive automation adoption across organisations.

The company is opening its platform for developers to build endless AI app capabilities and kicking off with launching initial apps via the monday AI Assistant.

With Microsoft and Google officially in an AI arms race, many enterprise IT leaders are being forced to rethink their approaches to AI and automation.

A recent Gartner report shared that by 2025, more than 50% of enterprises will use GraphQL in production, up from less than 10% in 2021.

GitHub has announced a range of new products designed to accelerate the company's push into major enterprises at its San Francisco event.

Bluon promotes Adam Curry to SVP of software and data; he will oversee vision, structure and overall UI/UX of software product offerings for HVAC.

More than half (53%) of the employers surveyed cited the increasing number of tech-lite jobs that require basic coding skills.

Coding skills in high demand as employers struggle to find talent, with many open to hiring candidates with micro-credentials and certifications, says report.

The company says the new technology enables a cohesive approach to secure coding, ensuring developers meet requirements before committing code.

Developers prioritize new features over security, with just 14% considering it when coding, according to a report by Evans Data.

84% of employers say the need for employees to have basic coding skills is growing, according to a report by NTUC LearningHub.