Ansible Lightspeed infuses domain-specific AI from IBM Watson Code Assistant to make Ansible more accessible organisation-wide, helping to close automation skills gaps.

The company is opening its platform for developers to build endless AI app capabilities and kicking off with launching initial apps via the monday AI Assistant.

With Microsoft and Google officially in an AI arms race, many enterprise IT leaders are being forced to rethink their approaches to AI and automation.

A recent Gartner report shared that by 2025, more than 50% of enterprises will use GraphQL in production, up from less than 10% in 2021.

GitHub has announced a range of new products designed to accelerate the company's push into major enterprises at its San Francisco event.

More than half (53%) of the employers surveyed cited the increasing number of tech-lite jobs that require basic coding skills.

"Even inexperienced workers without prior qualifications or experience had managed to pivot to new roles in coding as long as they are willing to upskill."

The company says the new technology enables a cohesive approach to secure coding, ensuring developers meet requirements before committing code.

Ask a typical software developer to name their top priority when writing code, and the answer is likely to be ‘creating new features’. Security is simply not on the radar screen for most developers.

According to a new report, 84% of employers say there is a growing need for employees across various job roles and departments to have basic coding skills and knowledge.

Microsoft has revealed more than 50 new products and features at its flagship event for developers, Build, with this year’s focus being on AI.

Microsoft has announced the preview of Power Pages, the fifth product in its Power Platform family, designed for low-code makers and professional developers.

Gartner has recognised Micro Focus as a leader for the ninth consecutive time in their 2022 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Application Security Testing (AST) report.

Today we are joined by Georges Saab, who is the VP of development for the Java Platform Group at Oracle, and chair of the OpenJDK Governing Board. 

According to a new survey from Secure Code Warrior, only 29% of developers believe that writing vulnerability-free code should be prioritised.

At some point in your life, it is likely that you would have heard of, utilised, or even worked with Java software in your day to day life.

Secure Code Warrior has launched an integration with GitLab in order to help developers build and release secure software faster.

Checkmarx is expanding its cloud-based application security testing platform to ANZ to help developers in the region secure their application coding.

Secure Code Warrior is a security company that helps train developers to write more secure code, and Pieter Danhieux joins us to discuss what the company does and what they have been working on in the security space.

Spark NZ has launched a new tool intended to promote visibility and inclusion for non-binary communities online.

GitHub has announced the rollout of a technology preview with substantial code searching improvements. 

CoderSchool has announced closing a US$2.6 million pre-Series A round led by Monks Hill Ventures. 

iText provides versatile open source PDF technology for developers and business users – from PDF libraries to low-code products.

GitHub says these developments reflect the fact that more developers are turning to mobile apps to get their coding done.