Software is hitting its peak electrification moment, and the traditional software developer’s role is shifting quickly as a result. Jeff Bezos once said that in the early days of electrification, ...

AI is greatly boosting developer productivity, not unemployment. One measure says the developer population has increased by 50% since 2022. Emerging role: overseeing swarms of AI agents. Given the ...

The real transformation is software engineering evolving into a discipline where humans design systems, govern AI, assure quality and solve business problems.

AI tools don't always boost productivity. A recent study from Model Evaluation and Threat Research found that when 16 software developers were asked to perform tasks using AI tools, they took longer ...

Software engineer job postings are rising again, but early-career workers aren't seeing the same recovery.

Opinions expressed by Digital Journal contributors are their own. The emergence of AI-powered coding assistants such as GitHub Copilot and Gemini Code Assist has led many developers and industry ...

Software developer job postings have picked up since the introduction of Claude Code in early 2025, according to an analysis from the Indeed Hiring Lab. While the nearly 15% increase in software ...

AI isn’t going to replace you. But a developer who knows how to leverage AI in the development process just might. If you aren’t aware of the tectonic shift that is generative artificial intelligence, ...

The implication for enterprise engineering organizations is that AI adoption does not eliminate the cost of expertise; it changes where that expertise is required ...

For much of the 21st century, software development has been an attractive career option. Now, however, there are perceived threats on the horizon as new tools seem set to fill the software development ...

Security should be a core competency of every developer. Follow these 10 steps to bring security into every phase of the software development life cycle. In 2024, cyber criminals didn’t just knock on ...