AI assisted code is insecure
Looks like the future is not here yet
Companies looking to save money by using AI to assist their developers in coding are signing their companies up to a pain of hurt.
Developers not going to be replaced by AI yet
Amazon says it is science fantasy
Fears that developers jobs be taken by machines have been dismissed by Amazon big wig Vasi Philomin.
Developers love rust
It never sleeps even when they do
Rust is still the most loved by developers according to Stack Overflow's annual survey of more than 73,000 developers from 180 countries.
Apple allows developers to jack up app subscriptions
Without users' permission
Fruit and Nutty cargo cult Apple is going to allow app developers to jack up subscription prices without asking user’s permission.
Russian developers suspended from GitHub
No open sauce for you
Russian software developers are reporting that their GitHub accounts are being suspended without warning if they work for or previously worked for companies under US sanctions.
Ukrainian developers working while bombs falling
And you thought it was difficult to get out of bed this morning
Shedloads of Ukrainian developers are working through the Tsar Putin’s invasion.
Developers are furious as Apple cuts app store commission by “a whopping” three per cent
Tame Apple press goes on the attack
The Tame Apple Press is furious after greedy developers dared to question Apple’s generosity in lopping off three per cent from the 30 per cent it takes from them for the privilege of being in its App store.
Which developers get the most cash
If you bet cloud you can collect your money
This year’s highest paid software developers are those who are creating code for the cloud according to Robert Half's 2022 Salary Guide.
Developers dealing with more code than before
No, you are not just imagining it
Developers are being forced to handle more than 100 times the amound of code that they did a decade ago.
Tech industry still favours younger developers
Experience is a bad thing for engineers
The tech jobs marketplace at Hired.com crunched some numbers on 400,000 interview requests and job offers over the last year to produce their annual "State of Software Engineers" report and discovered that software engineers with more than ten years of experience get 20 percent fewer interview requests than engineers with four to ten years coding.