Freeman Lightner is a Software Developer at App Developer Magazine. He covers a wide range of topics including tech, software, cybersecurity, and marketing, with a particular focus on AI, cryptocurrency, and the intersection of technology with government and politics. Freeman's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, including App Developer Magazine.
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By: Freeman Lightner
GitHub has announced a groundbreaking tool, GitHub Spark, designed to empower developers by enabling the creation of web applications through plain English instructions. This innovation marks a significant stride in the evolution of coding, as it allows users to describe the desired functionality of an app in natural language, and the tool translates these descriptions into fully functional code.
By: Freeman Lightner
Discover how to measure UX and design impact with insights from Vitaly Friedman. The new video course How to Measure UX and Design Impact equips designers with the tools to use KPIs and UX metrics, ensuring design decisions are guided by data, not preference, to enhance business outcomes.
By: Freeman Lightner
JeffBet reports a 435% spike in U.S. Google searches for How to Change My Vote on November 4, 2024, just before the election between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. This increase highlights voter uncertainty amid intense polarization. Once ballots are processed, changes are not possible.
In the ever-evolving digital age, staying updated with the latest news can be overwhelming due to the sheer volume of information available. However, with advancements in technology, particularly in artificial intelligence (AI), there are innovative solutions to streamline the process of news aggregation. One such solution involves creating an AI-driven newsletter aggregator using React and
In the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence, the integration of image-to-text and text-to-speech models is paving the way for groundbreaking applications. In this second installment, Joas Pambou is spearheading efforts to develop an advanced system that transforms static images and videos into interactive conversational experiences. This innovation aims to function similarly to a chatbot assistant, allowing users to engage in dialogue about the visual content they input.
By: Freeman Lightner
Microsoft misconfigurations expose a critical data vulnerability within Power Pages, risking millions of records, including sensitive PII, due to misconfigured access controls. This highlights the dangers of over-permissioned access, emphasizing the need for stronger security measures and continuous monitoring.
A leading competition law expert pursuing a class action lawsuit against Apple on behalf of UK app developers has been told his case can go ahead, with the UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) certifying his claim for £785m (just over one billion US dollars) on behalf of UK app developers. Today, the CAT made the collective proceedings order, confirming its earlier decision to certify Dr Ennis’s claim. The order sets out the full scope of the class of claimants that Dr Ennis represents.
The good news is that over the last few years software development organizations have embraced their role in ensuring the security of their applications in the face of ever-increasing threats to their organizations. The bad news is that they are struggling with how to protect code without overburdening developers, slowing down releases, and generally hindering innovation.
There are many ways artificial intelligence can assist developers today, from helping to streamline the development process by instantly detecting and fixing errors to summarizing code and generating documentation. A recent survey corroborated that 76% of developers are using or planning to use AI coding tools. Respondents cited several benefits for using AI such as increasing productivity (81%), speeding up learning (62%), improving efficiency (58%), and improving accuracy in coding (30%).
As we march towards the new year of 2025, it's incredible to see how many technologies once considered "emerging" are now on the brink of becoming mainstream.
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