The online marketplace, celebrating 20 years of its developer program, just launched new APIs managed payments, sellers initiated offers, deals, and charity, among others.

Code running on sites can be exploited to steal or leak data via client-side attacks enabled by the programming language, says Tala Security.

With $20M in series A funding from Unusual Ventures, Traceable protects apps from growing cyberattacks.

The platform allows users to directly access data across Google Cloud, AWS and Azure without having to move or copy datasets.

Microsoft uses its low-code Power Platform to help you quickly author and deploy chatbots on websites or in applications like Teams.

A bored 13-year-old from New Jersey used COVID-19 isolation to take an online IBM class, and within two weeks created and launched Rita, a fully functional chatbot.

Learn the basics about natural language processing, a cross-discipline approach to making computers hear, process, understand, and duplicate human speech.

The online service Modsy kicks off a partnership with Oracle NetSuite for a new phase of business growth.

Lemon.io and Stack Overflow offer two vastly different recruiting approaches, and a survey reveals the factors that are most important to developers.

Commentary: There are rumblings in the open source community that LibreOffice will no longer be free for enterprise users. Jack Wallen shares his take on this and other LibreOffice 7-related rumors.

Find out what tech jobs and skills are most in-demand and where the positions are located.

Commentary: A decade ago Apache Lucene and Apache Solr merged to improve both projects. The projects recently split for the same reason, which is a really good thing for users of search services.

Commentary: A new survey suggests many get it wrong when they assume companies choose open source to avoid lock-in.

Go ahead and make your gaming dreams come true and earn a thousand bucks for playing 50 hours of Animal Crossing: New Horizons this summer. Here's how to apply.

The TIOBE monthly index of programming language popularity is a snapshot into the development world, and July's biggest surprise is the ranking of R.