When it comes to a Linux distribution that explores the outer limits of what Linux can do, Fedora should be your distro.

Serious defects happen, despite the best efforts of QA departments. Here’s what you can learn from real world screw-ups, so you can avoid making the same mistakes.

Developers sometimes try to use feature development strategies to find bugs—and that doesn't always work. How do we know when our debugging process doesn’t work? and what alternative strategies can we adopt so we can find bugs more easily?

Applications need to go global, but language support comes at a cost. For one thing, supporting multiple languages demands additional testing rigor.

The problems you encounter with user acceptance testing aren't technical. They're all political. You can't solve all of the messes when things go wrong – but you can do quite a bit to prevent them.

We'd like an easy way to judge open-source programs. It can be done. But easily? That's another matter. When it comes to open source, you can't rely on star power.

Some states have found themselves in need of people who know a 60-year-old programming language called COBOL to retrofit the antiquated government systems now struggling to process the deluge of unemployment claims brought by the coronavirus crisis.

Every developer needs to find (and fix) bugs. But how can you squash a bug you don’t know how to find?

We can make open-source software safer and more secure when we all work together.

Postman is a handy tool that can help you do full stack integration testing of your APIs. Learn how to use it without requiring any panic flips.

You wouldn’t put together a band where all four musicians played the guitar. Somebody needs to drum and sing. Similarly, QA teams need specialists across a range of skill sets and experience. And that’s just one of the rock-and-roll lessons that creative teams can learn.

Dirk Hohndel and Linus Torvalds talked about Linux developers, hardware, and coding in their latest, and first virtual Linux conversation.

Like its ancestors before it, the latest Dell 13 Linux Developer Edition is an exceptional programmers' laptop.

Research reveals that the coding or programming is stored in the same area of the brain as speech

EPISODE 3: OPERATING SYSTEMS FOR A HORIZONTAL STACK In this four-part miniseries within the Innovate @Open podcast, we explore the alterna...

Testing applications on mobile devices has its own set of perils. For how many of these are you prepared?

Synopsys has found that 99% of commercial software programs include at least one open-source component. But 91% of those included out of date or abandoned open-source code.

Google and Oracle's Supreme Court case, which will determine billions of dollars of revenue and software programming's future, has been delayed. And it may finally be decided on issues having nothing to with API copyrights.

With job losses and income plummeting thanks to the coronavirus pandemic we need money as fast as we can, but government systems written in the old COBOL computer language are blocking us from our cash.

Behavior-driven development (BDD) is a tried-and-true way to build shared understanding of features and stories among team members from different disciplines. It’s also a way to combine the insights from different viewpoints to get a more rounded view of what to build. Let’s explore some ways that BDD fits into and enables continuous delivery (CD).