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Is Java Dying? Really?
“Despite the hype around newer programming languages, Java remains the backbone of enterprise development.” That’s what TechCrunch pointed out when discussing the...
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The Hidden Cost of Outdated Programming Languages (and Two Safe Ways to Modernize Your System)
A lot of systems out there are still running on programming languages that are no longer actively supported. At first glance, sticking...
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MCP: the key to API Gateway
If you’ve ever worked with microservices or distributed architectures, you know how challenging it can be to get different APIs to speak...
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Top 5 cloud computing trends for 2025
Back in the 1960s, a computer scientist called John McCarthy — the man who created the term “Artificial Intelligence” — already foreseen...
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How Close Are We to Quantum Computing?
It was only in the 1960s that silicon was established as the primarily resource of semiconductors, the most fundamental component of digital...
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What’s behind AI text understanding?
Since the release of “Her” (2013), a film directed by Spike Jonze, the idea of a humanized AI assistant capable of interacting...
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Code Review and Clean Code: Say Goodbye to Code Rewrites
How many times have you had to rewrite code from scratch because it was messy, broken, or simply impossible to maintain? This...
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NextAge Introduces AI-Driven Innovation, Strengthening U.S. Market Position
According to Mordor Intelligence (2023), the IT staff augmentation market was valued at almost $164.07 billion, with projections to reach $196.81 billion...
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Quality Assurance vs Software Testing: what is the difference?
It’s common to mix up Quality Assurance (QA) and Software Testing, or even think they’re the same thing. However, these two concepts...
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7 Most Popular JavaScript Frameworks: A Guide for 2025
According to the Stack Overflow Developer Survey (2023), JavaScript leads the ranking of the most widely used programming languages, with 63.3% of...
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