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GitHub is more than just a programmer’s tool. If you want to collaborate on anything, you should give it a try. Part 1 of a two-part look at getting started with GitHub.

Now that we know the concepts behind GitHub and Git, it’s time to have fun. Part 2 of our two-part series.

With a little help from Amazon.

It’s about so much more than giving code away.

Artificial intelligence is topping headlines. Whether it’s self-driving cars or Alexa storing your grocery preferences, it seems that AI is […]

Software developers have been one of the most challenging jobs to fill in the U.S. for nearly ten years, so […]

So continuous delivery may live.

Tips for getting your open source contributions approved with aplomb.

There’s a fine line between tossing something together to learn and releasing a product that’s not ready.

With the recent trends towards automation, machine learning and artificial intelligence as it appears that just the application of AI […]

One of the most significant common challenges shared by IT executives everywhere is legacy software. Here’s what to do about […]

Imagine you go to a bookstore, and you notice and exciting cover. You pick the book, read the summary at […]

VMWare describes the shift to the cloud as the most significant shift in enterprise architecture of the decade and that […]

It’s tricky, but worth it, to think about the pixels.

Growing and maturing a company are two different operations, yet they share a common goal: to stay in business for […]

Business is big business for startups again.

The boring work of testing is critical.

Creating a product that solves customers’ problems is not just a matter of intuition, expertise, or brainstorming. Often, marketers get […]

Technology tends to evolve in a direction that makes it more accessible and more universal. Half a century ago, computers […]

How Apple’s latest can (and can’t) help you test apps.

Mozilla is the latest to slash Adobe’s aging multimedia tool. (Updated)

It’s tricky, but worth it, to think about the pixels.

Why bots need a helping hand.

It’s all about the software from now on.

Quip, Cotap, and others are scrapping the mobile-first playbook.

To upload them, though, you have to go elsewhere.

Easier app connections, and more data.

High court denies Google’s appeal in Oracle case.

The big deal behind Apple’s small announcement to set its programming language free.

Want to use the travel site’s software? Be its guest.

Coders, start your integrations.

At least one important component of a smartwatch app, that is.

To work today, learn Java or PHP. To write the future, learn Go, Swift or R.

The real reason? JS frameworks.

Tips for getting your open source contributions approved with aplomb.

Now anybody can download GitHub’s text editor.

Now that we know the concepts behind GitHub and Git, it’s time to have fun. Part 2 of our two-part series.

GitHub is more than just a programmer’s tool. If you want to collaborate on anything, you should give it a try. Part 1 of a two-part look at getting started with GitHub.

One year after acquiring Bitbucket, Atlassian is taking aim at GitHub. The company announced Git support with free, unlimited private Git repositories today. Git support is new to the Bitbucket service, which started around Mercurial repositories.

In addition to Git support, the company also announced a new importer for GitHub as well as importers…