Low-code and no-code won't kill developer jobs, here's why

Developers are the Jedis of innovation. Low-code and no-code won't change that, but it will bring more people into the field of software development and help companies be more agile.

IBM reaffirms support for open-source devs after internal Linux kernel maintainer argument goes public

Linux kernel security uproar: What some people missed

Java code testing: These open source tools and rethinking the process can reduce the burden for developers

May symposium to introduce blind students to coding and tech

Cisco: Engineers, developers must keep current on innovative technologies

New schools seek to bring AI, programming literacy to fill the talent gap

Top 5 reasons to build, not buy, software

C++ programming language: How it became the foundation for everything, and what's next (free PDF)

Powerful, flexible, complex: The origins of C++ date back 40 years, yet it remains one of the most widely used programming languages today. TechRepublic spoke to C++ creator, Bjarne Stroustrup, to find out why.

The future of work: Tools and strategies for the digital workplace

From VPNs and VDI to video conferencing and collaboration platforms, IT is the foundation of today's remote, digital workforce. In this special feature, ZDNet and TechRepublic helps business leaders understand the trends that will define the workplace over the next five years, and the technology that will help businesses adapt.