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Mobile Applications are a Booming Industry
March 15 2017, 10:08 am
by Wes Sovis
General
Mobile applications remain a development segment on the rise. In fact, the mobile application industry is expected to generate about $189 billion dollars in revenue from downloads and in-app advertising by 2020.
Applications address a ...
The Proliferation of Web Development Languages
March 1 2017, 11:23 am
by Wes Sovis
General
Ask any web developer who has been in the industry for ten or more years if the industry has changed at all, and chances are that he or she will give you a look of exasperation. As society moves towards using technology for every conceivable scenario, and the relies on software to run that technology, the web development industry has been transformed. The sheer number of new programming languages, new technologies, and new, hip trends have ...
What Does it Take to Make a Good Mobile App?
February 21 2017, 10:15 am
by Wes Sovis
General
The proliferation of mobile applications immediately after the introduction of the iPhone and the App Store, has changed how people use technology forever. Suddenly, people were able to do more on their phones - shop, pay for parking, catch up with news, and play games without ever having to use a mobile browser, let alone open up their laptops. For productivity and entertainment, mobile applications on the App Store and Google ...
What to Get Your Tech Fan for Christmas
December 14 2016, 9:33 am
by Wes Sovis
General
This year, we decided to ask our developers what they and other tech enthusiasts want for Christmas in 2016. We figured that wed give you a few ideas that will be sure-fire ways to get your computer-loving, VR-enamored, The Verge-reading friend or loved one a Christmas present theyll enjoy for years. Without further adieu, here are a few ideas to put under the Christmas tree.
The Cost of a Security Breach
October 18 2016, 9:56 am
by Wes Sovis
General
IBM recently released a study on the cost of a data breach for businesses, and it certainly makes for some interesting reading. Well, interesting might not be the correct word. Frightening is perhaps more applicable, giventhe severity of the fiscal impact a data breach can have on a business's bottom line initially, as well the consequences down the road.