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How to Identify Performance Bottlenecks in Your Source Code
In software we like to talk about new and shiny — the latest JavaScript library, the newest browser extension. These things take increasing amounts of memory, of disk space, and bandwidth, but that hasn’t mattered so much, because Moore’s Law ensured that computer chips roughly doubled in processing power (while memory got cheaper) every two years.
If the software was too slow today, then it wouldn’t be in a year. And if it was slow then, well, it would be fine once the software had a year or two of experience out in the wild. New releases would probably only…
Do You Own Your Source Code?
You need to make sure that when the project is done, you own your source code. It’s something that business owners frequently don’t even know to check for when signing a contract with a web or software development company. Read about why it’s important and what it means to own your source code here.
How to Use Open Source Code in Proprietary Software
Learn how to leverage open source code for proprietary software — the smart way.
What if Our Hair Dryers and Blenders Worked Like Open Source Code?
Have you ever looked at your hair dryer and wondered if it could make a killer latte? Or if your desk lamp could double as a projector in a pinch?
A first-timer's guide to getting started with open source code and communities
D. Ruth Bavousett offers some tips for getting started testing, deploying, and contributing to open source software.
What Is Code? If You Don't Know, You Need to Read This
The world belongs to people who code. Those who don’t understand will be left behind.
Learn How to Code In 15 Minutes A Day
Coding has so many incredibly useful, important applications in many facets of business and marketing.
How to Know If Your Business is Ready For an Open Source Platform
Is your business ready for an open source platform? Read this post to find out!
Low-code and no-code development is changing how software is built
Low-code and no-code platforms are multiplying, and the first to reap the technologies' benefits will be entrepreneurs with a good idea.
Leading a Digital Transformation? Learn to Code
Can You Code This UI Concept?
Five (awesome) UI concepts and their CodePen implementation.
The 4 Key Benefits of Application Performance Management
Learn why application performance management is important and how it improves IT service delivery.
How Google is using building blocks to teach kids to code
Why this dad needs your help to start a Girls Who Code chapter
A Univeristy City man is doing all he can to collect old laptops
How A Startup Accidentally “Hacked” Shark Tank With A QR Code
If you’re not familiar with Shark Tank, it’s a show on ABC that has a set of entrepreneurs presenting their products or companies before a panel of..
How to Succeed in Coding While You're Still Young
OpenStack: What does it reveal about the future of open source?
What does the success of OpenStack tell us about the 21st century open source movement?
Why The Internet of Things Has To Be Open Sourced
Developers aren't going to go for proprietary standards.
Should design tools code?
Every couple of weeks we see a new article come up that tries to answer the good old question: should designers learn to code? Our…
Should You Trust Low Code/No Code for Mission-Critical Applications?
The use of low code and no code is growing as organizations attempt to deliver value faster. Before putting too much at stake, think carefully about what you're doing.
How Low-Code/No-Code Platforms Make Marketers' Dreams a Reality
Low-code and no-code platforms help speed the process of making marketers' dreams a reality by alleviating reliance on their dev team.
