A quiet battle of sorts is taking place behind the scenes in thesoftware industry. Software as a Service (SaaS) and cloud computing haveevolved, placing much more attention on Web-based applications.

While there are differing perspectives on the degree to which no-code and low-code development tools could eventually supplant human software developers, it’s clear that any software that takes care ...

There are a couple of big problems with most Web applications: First, most of them them are “bursty”; you do something in one browser and there’s a delay before another browser sees the update. This ...

Python enjoys great popularity with developers, which is why the founders of Reflex chose it as the basis for their low-code web app development platform. The startup, formerly known as Pynecone, ...

OpenSSL is why you see that little padlock next to a web address in your browser. It's one of the core implementations behind ...

An Open Web App Store could revolutionize the booming app business, or it could be a crushing failure – due to no fault of its own. A post this week on the Mozilla blog details what the foundation ...

eSpeaks host Corey Noles sits down with Qualcomm's Craig Tellalian to explore a workplace computing transformation: the rise of AI-ready PCs. Matt Hillary, VP of Security and CISO at Drata, details ...

Back in June, the developers of 280 North released their first web app, called 280 Slides. The Keynote-esque presentation software works so much like a desktop app, it's sometimes hard to believe it ...

A new web app from the Democratic National Committee attempts to make the process of registering to vote a bit easier. A new web app from the Democratic National Committee attempts to make the process ...