Peter Wayner

With organizations increasingly turning to data science to derive business value, the tools that support the work are proliferating. Here are the key tools successful data scientists rely on.

Enterprises looking to supplement their data-driven decisions or digital services with data they might not otherwise have on hand have a growing number of options to turn to.

Enterprises are increasingly dependent on APIs as part of their data (and revenue) strategies. API managers can help you design, secure, and monitor these vital interfaces to your data.

9 reasons programmers grow frustrated with the tools that are supposed to save them time

Let’s examine how the enterprise stalwart and JavaScript upstart stack up in the battle for the server room

From Bitbucket and GitLab to AWS CodePipeline and Travis CI, look to these 10 cloud services to automate your software builds, tests, and deployments

LAMP diehards take note: The flexible simplicity of MongoDB, ExpressJS, AngularJS, and Node.js (aka MEAN stack) is no joke

Our coding crystal ball clues you into the twists and turns your programming career may take in the years ahead

Thanks to powerful tools, the need for speed, and the shifting nature of programming itself, your next nerd fight will be over framework APIs, not syntax

Faster innovation, better security, new markets -- the case for opening Swift might be more compelling than Apple will admit

Meetings, know-nothing managers, productivity metrics -- here’s what’s threatening to slay the next generation of great software

Full-fledged Web apps are proving the power of HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript and providing great examples of how best to use the latest scripts and tags

Developers looking to cash in on a healthy hiring market should also consider building a career

Forgoing features for speed has its trade-offs, as these NoSQL data store shortcomings show

HTML5 offers Web developers powerful new features, but spec limitations may prevent it from unseating native apps