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Q&A: NearForm CCO Larry Breen on contacting-tracing apps
Contact-tracing apps have long been touted as the key to getting coronavirus infection rates under control – and remote workers safely back to the office. But few of the apps have been successful so far. NearForm's Larry Breen...
Q&A: Airtable CEO talks up automation, low-code and team collaboration
The company has seen a surge in use of its customizable spreadsheet platform during the pandemic, said CEO and co-founder Howie Liu; this week, Airtable announced $185 million in funding.
Flashback Friday: Eh, I guess it could happen to anybody
But it’s a good lesson in humility.
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Using low code platforms to learn development skills
Low code and no code platforms are valuable IT tools. They make it easy for employees outside of the IT team to develop apps that simplify business processes. And in some cases, they can aid in the transition from amateur developer or...
Wayback Wednesday: For my next trick …
I think I fulfilled all the requirements perfectly.
Responding to pressure, Apple requests developer feedback
The company is encouraging developers to submit App Store and Apple development platform suggestions.
Wayback Wednesday: Rush, rush, rush — stop!
You might have told us that a week ago.
Xcode becomes vector for new Mac malware attack
Developers, check your GitHub repositories as malware makers seek exfiltration opportunities.
Google delays Chrome web apps drop-dead date until mid-2022
The Chrome-specific apps let developers write one app that would run on Windows, Mac, Linux and Chrome OS, and were to have been retired the summer.
Memory-Lane Monday: So much savings!
Remember when somebody said this was a bad idea?
Apple CEO Tim Cook defends the App Store business
Cook appears with leaders from Google, Amazon and Facebook today for a Congressional anti-trust hearing.
Memory-Lane Monday: Harder_than_it_looks, apparently
I’m an engineer, not a typist!
What Apple’s Mac move away from Intel means to the enterprise
Companies that deploy Macs in production environments need to assess what the new platform means for their workforce. While Apple believes few glitches will occur as it moves macOS to new silicon, disruptions could still occur.
WWDC: 12+ announcements for the Apple enterprise
Buried within the tidal wave of news from Apple's WWDC this week are numerous details that should be of interest to enterprise users.
Podcast Today in Tech
WWDC 2020: Predictions and wishlist
Apple’s annual developers’ conference, WWDC, will happen virtually next week. Per usual, Apple is expected to announce updates to all of its operating systems: iOS, iPad OS, macOS, tvOS and watchOS. Apple may also announce its new ARM...
VC money flows to collaboration start-ups as remote work booms
Collaboration software, which one analyst said was a “white-hot category pre-COVID” for investors, is “now hitting the stratosphere.”
WWDC: Developers (again) rebel at App Store costs
Developers are complaining about Apple's 30% App Store fee.
Microsoft revamps Windows Insider release vernacular
For Windows Insider's build tracks, Slow Ring and Fast Ring are now out; Dev, Beta and Channel are in.
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