Here's a look at the software developers, data scientists and other technologists making meaningful contributions to code and community, especially amid a challenging year.

Look at which Philly neighborhoods are going blue or red as votes continue to be counted in Pennsylvania, courtesy of Wes Weaver, a senior GIS and data analyst at the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office.

Cerner Health Services Senior Security Architect Dave McClure on how to limit your data leakage.

"Every field is evolving, everyone has to play catch up with their areas of work," technologist Rachna Chadha told us. "You can not do that, but you're at the risk of being left behind."

The national media and entertainment company has its finger on the pulse of modern audio — and lots of career openings right here in Philly.

A cell booster, extra monitor and we'll-figure-it-out-as-we-go attitude are essential to the remote and mobile setup for Kathryn Stracquatanio, director of UX engineering and experience design at Comcast.

Attendees and debaters at a live event from 1776 and CVS were asked to consider questions such as "Is AI a blessing or a curse?"

The programming language celebrates its 25th birthday this year. Here's why Java has stayed relevant in tech circles for so long.

Whether you're a programming newbie or looking to move up, here's a look at local learn-to-code programs, including several free resources.

The Center City company is using augmented reality to help the Nashville football team connect with residents in a new way during the pandemic.