Developers
Facebook turned its fire on Apple, complaining to the EU about App Store rules and the threat to block ad trackers
"Apple has made policy and enforcement decisions that privilege its own services and revenue streams to the detriment of others," Facebook said.
Mark Zuckerberg said Apple 'deserves scrutiny' over its App Store rules, and praised Google for letting people download apps not on the Play Store
Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Apple had "unilateral control" over what gets onto people's phones, which raises questions around competition.
Facebook is calling Apple out for refusing to reduce its 30% App Store fee for a new Facebook feature that could help small-business owners during the pandemic
Developers have long taken issue with Apple's commission, saying the high cut gives the tech giant an unfair advantage in the market.
'Fortnite's' Epic Games learned how to evade Apple's 30% rate before it got kicked off the App Store. Here's why developers have long been concerned by the fee.
Developers have publicly pushed back against the 30% fee, saying it gives Apple and its own services an unfair advantage in the market.
4 major changes to apartment buildings from the pandemic, according to a 30-year architecture veteran
CBT's Vickie Alani says developers and investors need to keep in mind safety and a higher quality of life as they envision future projects.
Apple's App Store will be at the center of Wednesday's historic antitrust hearing — and the tech giant is weaponizing every tool it has to defend it
Apple CEO Tim Cook will testify alongside the CEOs of Amazon, Facebook, and Google in an antitrust hearing. The App Store will likely be a big focus.
Code collaboration startup Sourcegraph raised $28 million and plans to double its headcount during the pandemic. Here's why companies like Amazon and Tinder love its developer tools
Sourcegraph just locked down $5 million in fresh funding as it hires aggressively as the shift to remote work makes its tools more useful.
Apple's developer war reignites after a yoga app says it was rejected from the App Store for refusing to auto-bill users
Apple already faced rage and insurrection from developers after it rejected an update from email platform Hey over its rules on billing.
Apple will let app makers challenge its App Store rules after a week of developer backlash
Apple has surprised developers by telling them that, from later this summer, they can challenge its App Store review process and guidelines.
The 10 most dreaded programming languages, according to a survey of 65,000 developers
The Stack Overflow Developer Survey asked about the programming languages people have no interest in continuing to work with. Here's what they said.
The 14 most loved programming languages, according to a study of 65,000 developers
The Stack Overflow Developer Survey asked developers about the programming languages they like working with. Here's what their favorite languages are.
These developers run a website to buck the myth of the '10x engineer' who is a brilliant jerk and promote a healthy work-life balance in tech
These two developers maintain the open source project '1x Engineer' to dispel 'toxic' ideas in tech about how who succeeds in tech.
This engineer built a tool to help him automatically respond to IT issues during his day job and then turned it into a startup that just raised $8 million
FireHydrant is taking on companies like Atlassian, Splunk, and GitHub by helping on-call engineers coordinate when their software goes down.
Kite, which makes developers more productive by automatically writing lines of code, just launched its first paid product in six years
Kite's rolling out new features for professional developers and support for the popular programming language JavaScript.
A new study shows that GitHub's 50 million users haven't slowed down the pace of software development — but they're putting themselves at higher risk for burnout
Microsoft-owned GitHub has seen developer collaboration and activity increase from this time last year, but longer work hours could lead to burnout.
This founder's wildly successful virtual tech conference could be a model for future tech events as coronavirus continues to spread
The Zeit conference is now seen as a model for tech events, as the pandemic leads to the cancellation or postponement of major gatherings.
Apple is reportedly rejecting all coronavirus-related apps unless they come from health organizations in an attempt to prevent the spread of misinformation
Apple has reportedly told app developers that any apps related to the outbreak must come from governments, hospitals, or other official institutions.
App developers are growing wary of Apple's stringent store guidelines: 'Who's going to want to build the next giant innovative app on the platform?'
Apple has curated a digital marketplace for thousands of developers to offer products. But developers complain its guidelines quashing competition.
'It honestly killed the project': Former Google employees speak out about a policy that lets the company claim ownership over code they write for outside projects
Google's policy says the company owns intellectual property that employees create. Former Googlers shared their experiences with this policy.
The top 8 technologies that companies are using to modernize their IT in the age of cloud computing and AI, according to experts
As more companies move to the cloud and release code hundreds of times a day, these are eight developer technologies that they rely on today.
