Despite changes in how TIOBE determines its rankings, there was little change in the index for February.

You can learn to be a developer and start a new career in the tech industry. This affordable bundle is a great start.

GitLab's VP of security talks about the efficiencies that DevSecOps brings to developers and the software development process.

IBM developer advocate and the founder of Snyk talk about changing the way developers think about cybersecurity.

Getting your own custom image makes working with containers easier and it adds an extra layer of security. Jack Wallen shows you how.

A survey by Neosec finds that APIs are central to almost every business to improve collaboration and innovation and shorten time-to-market.

Canonical is preparing the latest iteration of the Long Term Support release for its Ubuntu desktop operating system. Jack Wallen has the details.

The Qwick app makes it easy for servers, bartenders, dishwashers and more to find a temp job and get paid the same day. The co-founder and CEO says that's due in part to the company's common-sense and sometime manual-first approach to software development.

In these training courses, you'll learn basic Linux system administration; then, you'll get familiar with the Linux command line and understand the foundations of how Linux works.

Summus Global is using artificial intelligence to match patients with the best medical specialists online. We asked the company’s CEO how they do it.

Freelancing platform Upwork says demand for independent skilled workers is rising due to the Great Resignation, and these lists of skills are what organizations want.

Challenged by a lack of qualified candidates for developer jobs, recruiters are rethinking the usual hiring strategies, says CoderPad.

The modern world would grind to a halt without URLs, but years of inconsistent parsing specifications have created an environment ripe for exploitation that puts countless businesses at risk.

Based on job demand, Python is the top language, followed by Java, JavaScript, C++, C# and C, says CodingNomads.

Here is everything you need to know about Raspberry Pi, the tiny, ultra-cheap computer that has taken the world by storm.