At its re:Invent conference today, AWS announced the launch of AWS Application Composer, a new low-code tool for visually designing and building serverless applications. The service provides ...

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The latest trends in software development from the Computer Weekly Application Developer Network. AWS CTO Werner Vogels always delivers a fairly hard core developer-centric keynote with plenty of ...

Most companies today develop applications and deploy them on servers — whether on-premises or in the cloud. That means figuring out how much server, storage and database power they need ahead of time, ...

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Amazon Web Services Inc. today introduced a number of new capabilities designed to simplify how enterprise developers build cloud applications without having to manage computer servers. During a ...

The recent evolution of .NET has been fun to watch. Since .NET became an open-source platform, it has finally delivered on its cross-platform promise. At the same time, support for Linux has given it ...

While Google’s cloud business enjoyed some natural advantages as containerized applications became popular over the last few years, things are quite different when it comes to serverless computing.

At the Serverless Conference in New York City on Tuesday, IBM is unveiling Composer, a new programming model to move forward the development of serverless applications. Composer is effectively a ...