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Serverless has become more popular for businesses looking to move away from upfront payment to pay-on-demand pricing system alongside simplifying complexity. This complexity is unavoidable when managing infrastructure but moving on to the pay-as-you-go model means that this responsibility is removed.

NoOps is short for ‘no operations’ and indicates that a system is completely automated. The idea is gaining new traction as more companies move over to serverless processes where they can achieve speed of development and delivery without having to worry about in-house servers or clumsy infrastructure.

If you are developing a software tool then failure is the last thing you need. So how do you avoid the common traps that can lead to disaster?

A marketing strategy can longer be an afterthought, it needs to be in place at the very start of app development, a long time before the app is expected to reach the market.

Developers and engineers are at the forefront of the business world because of the need for up to date technology which drives company processes. When a business is looking to improve its software it is imperative to find the right professional to help them. This can be a challenging process.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is rapidly evolving and because of this it can be hard to keep track of the tools and languages it uses. In short, IoT uses all the languages that the rest of the tech world uses. Mostly.

Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML) is the language used to develop websites and is the most common online language. Most developers use it to make sure that the site and all the links and media work properly when displayed on a browser.

Property management software (PMS), also known as a hotel OS, is used within the hospitality sector to manage accommodation bookings, maintenance tasks and the company’s online profile. This article takes a look at the main functions of a good PMS.