Coding stories
Today we are joined by Georges Saab, who is the VP of development for the Java Platform Group at Oracle, and chair of the OpenJDK Governing Board.
According to a new survey from Secure Code Warrior, only 29% of developers believe that writing vulnerability-free code should be prioritised.
At some point in your life, it is likely that you would have heard of, utilised, or even worked with Java software in your day to day life.
Secure Code Warrior has launched an integration with GitLab in order to help developers build and release secure software faster.
Checkmarx is expanding its cloud-based application security testing platform to ANZ to help developers in the region secure their application coding.
TechDay's 10 Minute IT Jams: Secure Code Warrior CEO, Pieter Danhieux, discusses training developers to write secure code.
Spark NZ has launched a new tool intended to promote visibility and inclusion for non-binary communities online.
GitHub introduces technology preview of improved code searching, allowing developers to search, discover, navigate, and understand code more intuitively.
CoderSchool raises $2.6m in pre-Series A round led by Monks Hill Ventures to expand educational content and technology infrastructure in Vietnam.
iText provides versatile open source PDF technology for developers and business users – from PDF libraries to low-code products.
GitHub says these developments reflect the fact that more developers are turning to mobile apps to get their coding done.
GitHub has recently rolled out code scanning to help developers detect and prevent vulnerabilities from popping up in their open source and enterprise code.
Our publisher, Sean Mitchell, went to CoderSchool in Ho Chi Minh City to learn how to implement machine learning into TechDay.
CoderSchool's immersive three-month bootcamps equip participants with skills for employability in a rapidly developing city with low living costs.
Pega unveils Enterprise Low-Code Factory, a centralised dashboard enabling employees to quickly craft enterprise software while maintaining company standards.
Acquia Lightning has adopted Drupal's support for JSON:API, delivering out-of-the-box support for building decoupled or headless applications.
GitHub now offers free unlimited private repositories, allowing developers to collaborate on private projects without the previous USD $7 per month fee.
New Zealand's software firms thrive globally with speed and innovation. Callaghan Innovation's tips can help deliver superior software faster.
Marvel fans beware – Tony Stark is going to do his best to steal the money right from your pocket and replace it with a robot.
Sphero's new hackable robot, RVR, has soared past its NZ$219,186 Kickstarter goal, amassing NZ$818,197. This customisable bot is set to ship in October 2019.
