Apple has announced four new Everyone Can Code projects designed to provide step-by-step resources to help educators guide students through every step of their coding and app development journey, and ...

Code commonly flows downstream, from an open-source project into an organization’s own products. Upstreaming is the process of reversing that flow—contributing code back to an open-source project.

For small bits of code—say a single class with no dependencies—we tend to just copy and paste the code into projects. This sounds like a violation of DRY, and I'll admit it can be at times.

Code for a Cause challenged computer science students to develop software that accommodates the needs of people who are low-vision, hard of hearing or otherwise impaired into their software and ...

Project Bloks, the initiative behind making physical code, is part of a research partnership between Google, a Stanford University professor and design firm Ideo, the search engine's research arm ...

Enter Israeli startup xs:code, which has created a platform to help developers solve this problem. “Xs:code is a monetization platform for open-source projects.