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Best Antivirus for Software Developers in 2024
Many developers have experienced the frustration of antivirus software interfering with their work, slowing down builds, or blocking essential development tools. As a programmer, you need robust protection that doesn’t compromise your productivity or workflow. You also likely need to secure multiple devices, from your main development machine to testing environments and mobile devices. We’re here to help. Our team…
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Platform engineering has a whole host of problems — developers are struggling with disparate device and OS environments and still writing embedded code with custom solutions
Platform engineering was viewed by many organizations as a silver bullet in the pursuit to automate tasks and streamline development workflows. Yet despite this, nearly two-thirds of embedded software from organizations with a platform engineering strategy is still created with custom, ad hoc solutions, according to a new report from Forrester Consulting and Qt Group. The joint study found 65%…
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The source code for Android 15 is now available to developers – Computerworld
Google has posted the source code for Android 15 on the Android Open Source Project (AOSP), which means developers around the world can now produce their own versions of the operating system if they wish. More information, including the latest details on the Android Studio and Jetpack Compose tools, is available on the Android Developers Blog. (For those who prefer video, Spotlight Week offers a…
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AI coding tools are finally delivering results for enterprises – developers are saving so much time they’re able to collaborate more, focus on system design, and learn new languages
Software development teams are beginning to see the value of AI coding tools, according to new research, with developers revealing the solutions have helped them learn new languages and save time. GitHub surveyed 2,000 software engineers, developers, and programmers from the US, Brazil, Germany, and India, as well as a small number of data scientists and software designers. Over 97%…
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Apple Opens Contactless Payment Up to App Developers
Developers building applications for iPhones will be able to take advantage of Apple’s contactless transactions starting in the upcoming fall release of iOS 18.1, the company announced on Aug. 14. This means that apps could include custom in-person payments, corporate badges and other IDs, rewards cards, and more. The new feature will be available to developers in Australia, Brazil, Canada,…
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GitHub wants to stamp out software vulnerabilities once and for all: Copilot Autofix helps developers fix flaws three-times faster than manually
GitHub is set on eliminating insecure code with its new offering, Copilot Autofix, a tool designed to automate dealing with software vulnerabilities. Using AI, Autofix analyzes vulnerabilities in code, describes the importance of said vulnerabilities, and then presents users with suggestions to help developers fix each issue as it arises. GitHub found that developers were able to fix software vulnerabilities…
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