Developers that monetize payments can learn from the Federal Trade Commission's Toast lawsuit. Here's what to audit.

Mike Monocello is the co-founder of DevPro Journal and Managed Services Journal, and a training and content specialist at BlueStar US. Previously, Monocello was a member of the RSPA board of directors ...

Selling to federal contractors? See how a pause in defense certification and a proposed new federal rule affect your product roadmap.

The federal government just made it cheaper to build certified health software. On October 26, the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) released its Health Data, ...

Cybersecurity Awareness Month usually brings reminders about phishing and strong passwords. This October, attackers delivered a sharper lesson for anyone who builds and ships software. In just a few ...

Who can access your software? Who is authorized to use it? What features can they use? How much can they use? How do you manage all of this? These questions are at the core of how ...

AI servers are soaking up memory supply. Here's how software vendors can protect quotes, specs, and customer refresh budgets.

If you’ve ever searched for the highest-paid programming languages, you’ve seen plenty of ranked lists. Most of them skip the most important point: languages don’t earn salaries, people do. The ...

Building an AI agent sounds deceptively simple in 2026. Pick a model, write a few prompts, connect it to your tools. In an afternoon demo, it looks like magic. Then you try to make it work in the real ...

Piracy conjures images of robbery on the high seas. In software, piracy is tampering with or configuring software to remove or bypass licenses. Software piracy and other forms of unlicensed usage are ...

Adobe expects $275.1 billion in U.S. online holiday sales. Use these steps to keep your merchants running through Cyber Monday.