When the global vaccine rollout began in December 2020, many organizations, public and private, projected a safe return to the office by late 2021. But with the rise in COVID-19 cases that resulted from the Delta and Omicron variants, millions of people put these plans on hold, pushed them back, or otherwise adjusted.

Low-code is becoming an increasingly common tool for developers. IDC predicts that the global population of low-code developers will grow at three times the rate of the general developer population over the next four years. For developers, low-code is the beginning of a new era in software development. Rather than replacing other methodologies, it’s a powerful tool to add to your app development toolkit. But what does low-code mean for professional developers?

From the standpoint of understanding and complexity of learning, the idea of execution context has been projected as an advanced JavaScript concept in several circumstances. Yes, if not mastered with the right examples in the proper order, this may appear complex. Every newcomer to JavaScript should understand why confidence in this fundamental concept is so vital. The most fundamental aspect of the JavaScript programming language is the execution context.

Game development and virtual production studios use game engines to create the unbelievable. But with game engines— like Unreal Engine or Unity — project assets are stored as large binaries. To efficiently collaborate on and manage these assets, version control systems need to treat them differently than other file types. Most version control companies cannot manage these binary files.

Human capital management (HCM) is a set of practices used by the human resources department for onboarding new talent. These practices focus on the needs of the organization to fulfill specific vacancies and are implemented across three main categories: hiring, managing and optimizing the workforce. HR departments rely heavily on their apps.

There is a common saying in the software development field: “Repetition is the root of all software evil.” The more you repeat yourself in code, the more likely you are to make mistakes or cause yourself issues down the line when you come to update things. The aim is to keep things DRY!

Fintech is one of the fastest-growing mobile app categories in the U.S. To stand a chance as a fintech startup, you need to make sure that your fintech app delivers a top-notch experience. Read about the three main things you need to do to get there!