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Internet Explorer 11 users, be warned: AWS is moving on

Internet Explorer 11 is slated for retirement in 2022. Ahead of its expiration date, some companies have decided its no longer worth catering to. Amazons Amazon Web Services (AWS) is one such service that wont take IE 11 into consideration anymore. Its widely known that Microsoft is ending support for Internet Explorer 11 in 2022. However, some companies are increasing the browsers irrelevance ahead of 2022 by no longer factoring it in when developing new features for their sites, services, and...
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Learning to Code is Beneficial Even if You Aren't a Software Engineer

Courtesy of StackCommerce Britannica Shop provides useful guides to everyday living. This content is created by independent writers who have no influence on Britannicas editorial policies and standards. Britannicas editorial staff is not involved in the creation of this content. When you make a purchase using these links, Britannica may receive revenue. In the not too distant past, when the word “coder” was mentioned, one often envisioned a young lad sitting at his computer in the dark unti...
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Pulumi poaches three new executives who previously worked at Amazon

Pulumi Cloud startup Pulumi hired three new executives who previously worked at Amazon Web Services. CMO Jay Wampold, director of product marketing George Huang, and VP of marketing Aaron Kao all came on. Pulumi says the hirings show it.can attract top cloud talent from companies like AWS and Microsoft. Seattle-based cloud startup Pulumi has poached three former Amazon Web Services executives for its team over the past few months. Pulumi helps developers easily bui...
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Must we always talk in code? No-code and low-code platforms are changing devs discourse

With more businesses moving online, the inclusive tech space — especially that of India — accommodates this growth through the popularisation of no-code and low-code apps (Subscribe to our Todays Cache newsletter for a quick snapshot of top 5 tech stories. Click here to subscribe for free.) Developing an application involving the use of coding platforms may appear daunting at first, and can be difficult to use. As a result, 2020 saw hopefuls in the developers’ communities attending numer...
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An app a day: Amazon Honeycode team embraces low-code/no-code movement along with AWS customers

SHARE Amazon Honeycode was only launched in beta form six months ago, but its own team members have rapidly embraced the promise of a fully managed service that allows customers to build powerful mobile and web applications without the need for any programming. “Among the Honeycode team itself, we use it for managing all of our internal processes,” said Meera Vaidyanathan (pictured), product leader for Amazon Honeycode at Amazon Web Services Inc. “Because we’re all so distributed these ...
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