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When Apple launched its answer to Google Maps in 2012, it was met with derision from both the tech press and consumers. Simple address searches would elicit wildly different results and strange defects in the much-hyped ‘Flyover’ feature resulted in...

When users interact with software, the hidden complexities at work behind the scenes are mind-boggling. There’s the UI, frameworks, database layer, libraries and code that all mesh together to create a coherent user experience. It's astonishing, but...

Flash started as a simple piece of animation software back at the start of the dial-up internet era, but in the years that followed, it has helped shaped the Web as we know it today. Once upon a time, online advertising relied on Flash. Flash was used to...

The world is a much scarier place post Brexit. Following the UK's decision to leave the European Union (EU), there has been much speculation about 'what happens next', and this has caused widespread uncertainty in the markets - possibly even impacting...

Cloud hosting, and cloud computing in general, has profoundly changed the way in which many enterprises now coordinate their IT infrastructure - offering reliable and powerful computing resources ‘on-demand’ at a cost effective price.

Cascading style sheets (CSS) remain the safest and most effective way to set the visual style for websites and web applications. Over time, this form of programming has evolved considerably and now gives developers some fantastic tools with which to make...

As businesses change and grow, so too do their need for computer software that can grow with them and accommodate the changing business landscape.

When you build a system, the last thing you want is for it to get hacked. Keeping your customers’ passwords and personal details safe is a huge responsibility which is probably why data security is the most common thing I get asked about, particularly...