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Why Python is the programming language of choice for AI developers
By Steve Ranger published
News Python, Scala, and Java are among the most popular programming languages for AI developers, a new study shows
Platform engineering and Kubernetes go hand-in-hand – but businesses still struggle with implementation
By George Fitzmaurice published
In-depth Platform engineering and Kubernetes are powerful developer options, but businesses need to plan accordingly to get the most out of them
How Cognizant and Google Cloud plan to supercharge developer productivity
By Daniel Todd published
News Cognizant and Google Cloud’s partnership will put AI tools in the hands of developers and drive productivity
GitHub’s new code scanning tool will find and fix the errors in your code
By Steve Ranger published
News The GitHub code scanning autofix tool works with JavaScript, Typescript, Java and Python programming languages
New secure software development rules mean US tech execs will have to sign safety guarantees
By Steve Ranger published
News Executive guarantees on secure software development could improve product safety, but concerns have been raised that some may pass the buck to avoid liability
Python extends its lead as the most popular programming language — but why does it have such widespread appeal?
By Steve Ranger published
News Enthusiasm for the Python programming language continues to grow and outpaces rivals, according to the Tiobe index
This engineering discipline was hailed as the next big thing, but AI has killed it before it even started
By George Fitzmaurice published
News Prompt engineering as a discipline has been gathering pace over the last year, but new research suggests it may be better suited to the AI models themselves
"Java is here to stay": Popular programming language to remain on business hit lists in 2024
By Steve Ranger published
News Java developer recruitment will accelerate in 2024 as firms target greater efficiency and broader toolkits for teams
Burnout is now rife across the software community, with almost half of developers turning to self-help apps
By Ross Kelly published
Analysis Software developer burnout remains a pervasive issue across the industry amid heightened workloads, under-resourced teams, and a lack of education on mental wellbeing
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