Development

Microsoft is preparing the next major update to Windows 11, version 26H2, with a strong emphasis on productivity, security, and system management rather than major visual redesigns. The update introduces practical improvements, including greater taskbar customization, a refined Start menu, enhanced Windows Update controls, and a new Administrator Protection feature designed to reduce the risks associated with elevated user privileges.

Emergent has raised $70 million in new funding as it looks to accelerate the adoption of no-code software development across enterprise and mid-market organizations. The investment underscores growing demand for platforms that allow non-technical users to build, deploy, and scale applications without writing traditional code.

Every engineering team has encountered that one piece of code. It works - technically. It passes tests (most of the time), delivers value, and quietly sits in production like a ticking time bomb wrapped in good intentions. Ask a developer about it, and the response is often the same: “It’s a bit messy, but it’s fine… for now.”

Accenture and Anthropic announced a multi-year partnership designed to advance the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) within enterprise software development and digital transformation initiatives

NDC London is a five-day professional software development conference running 26–30 January 2026 at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre in London. It features 90+ speakers, 100+ sessions, and 16 in-depth workshops, covering

Every time someone binge-watches their favorite show, orders groceries online, or asks A.I. to write an essay (ahem) - data centers hum to life, consuming electricity and producing heat. Somewhere, a cooling system kicks in. Somewhere else, a carbon meter ticks upward.

Over the years, app and software development has grown to be a more well-known and appreciated process that has transformed how people live and work. More people are joining the never-ending train of learning to code and build apps and software for…

You know you're in trouble, when your Mom tells you that it’s a problem that your company's mobile app doesn't have AI built in. First people didn’t know if they wanted AI, now everyone wants AI; and the question is… What are you going to do about it?

Digital product development is one of the most exciting aspects of today's modern business arena. Digital Products such as Web and Mobile Apps, AI and Data Analytics tools and AR/VR are some of the most interesting and exciting products on the global market.

Like any good creator, the success of a project is dependent on several things such as skill, tools, breadth of experience, imagination and creativity. If someone doesn't have any of these things, the outcome of a project is less certain, or in the worst case it will be a failure.

You know how it is - you have been “King Of The Hill” for sometime in this town, and all of a sudden out of nowhere comes a new kid in town. Where did he come from? He couldn’t be anything special… But could he be?

Even if you are not a techie, most people know that most web and mobile apps all run on servers in some faceless building somewhere on the planet. But what about this new thing called “Serverless computing”? Serverless computing