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Security: Businesses Biggest Fear From Data Breaches is Reputation Loss

By Dick Weisinger

Lost customer personal data.  That’s bad, but what businesses fear most about data breaches is the black mark on the reputation of the business.  Which explains why businesses frequently don’t report or attempt to delay any reports of loss of…

Headless CMS: Dropping the UI and Focusing on Services for Serving up Content

By Dick Weisinger

Web Content Management may be losing its head. Despite widespread attempts to centralize the management of content, content continues to be created and managed on many different platforms. The prevalence of REST web services and JSON-formatted increasingly means that it doesn’t…

Low Code Development: Power Users Have More Tools Than Ever

By Dick Weisinger

New tools are making the building and customization of apps easier. “Low code” development platforms enabling ‘power users’ and ‘citizen developers‘ to do more than ever with app customization and the building of basic apps from scratch. Twenty years ago…

Typescript: Microsoft Improves Javascript Performance, Compatibility and Structure

By Dick Weisinger

Typescript.  It is an open source programming language that is maintained by Microsoft. Microsoft describes it, saying that  “TypeScript is JavaScript that scales.” Much of the direction behind Typescript has been from Anders Hejlsberg, lead architect of C# and creator of…

Mobile Apps: Ten Years Later App Usage Grows Phenomenally but the Focus Now is on a Shrinking Number of Apps

By Dick Weisinger

It’s been ten years now since Apple announced the App Store as a place to stock up on applications for mobile devices.  2013 saw a record of one million apps being listed in Apple’s store. That’s a lot of apps.…