On-demand Software

Whether due to boredom, OCD or unrequited love, software developers can develop some real idiosyncrasies

The ubiquitous language that’s the “glue” of web pages tops some recent rankings of programming languages

HubSpot announced at the OpenStack Summit that it built a private OpenStack cloud to take over some work it was running on Amazon Web Services

Google Drive allows users to resurrect old versions of files. Here's how to do it.

Yesterday, Google announced its release of a Realtime API for Google Drive. If you’ve ever collaborated on a document using Google Drive, you know how cool this technology is. You can see the other users typing, their cursor position, their highlights, comments, and more.

YouTube will reportedly soon launch a music streaming service; some of us are already using it that way

Musicians and vampires usually do their best work after the sun goes down. But does that also apply to programmers?

It might not seem like much but the science required to produce that visual aid is very complex and really interesting.

A decent dedicated server can take you well beyond an initial launch for most companies but a small cloud instance may be cheaper in the short term. Here are some Pros and Cons to each to help with the decision.

A new survey finds that the more women executives that are involved in a startup, the more likely it is to succeed - and I have a theory why

One of the biggest problems with cloud computing for small businesses is having little to no clue how much working with a cloud-based infrastructure is really going to cost.

Remember Furby? It's back! Well, in Japan at least.