Although gaining popularity, the phrase “the Internet of Things” is still a bit of a mystery to most people. Despite this, the potential impact it could have on our personal and professional lives is immense!
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The IT industry is highly competitive, and you really do need every edge you can get when you’re chasing that dream job. Your CV is the first thing a recruiter or employer sees, so it’s crucial that you make a great impression.
Around a month ago HTC released the Vive, a virtual reality headset that uses “room scale” technology to transform your living room into a 3D space. Find out how a Dutch startup is taking that a step further.
JavaScript is the most popular programming language in the world and, alongside HTML and CSS, it’s one of the three essential components of frontend web development.
Although SQL is great and is one of the easier languages to get started with, there are some drawbacks to using it. SQL injection is one of them.
In its most basic guise, responsive design is a way of approaching web development with the intention of producing a site that can be easily viewed and interacted with across a wide range of devices. But there's a bit more to it than this!
Research firm CompTIA delivered some big news recently; numbers of IT jobs around the world are rocketing. In the US alone, IT jobs are projected to grow 22% by 2020, but not all jobs are created equal when it comes to this increase.
Since it was unleashed upon the world over 20 years ago, JavaScript has gone through many changes. Here are five cool things you can do with JavaScript...
According to CareersNZ, there hasn’t been a better time to find employment as a programmer. Median gross salary levels for web developers in New Zealand sit at around $60,000, with the highest-paid 25% earning up to an average of almost $90,000.
The brainchild of programming legend Anders Hejlsberg, C# is the leading language within Microsoft’s .NET Framework.