You do not have to learn computer science in a formal classroom, but attending school can help you acquire knowledge faster and launch your career more effectively. Consider a bootcamp, certificate, or micro-master’s program if a full computer science degree isn’t for you. EMARKETER produced a 2021 report that projects 70.6 million people will use remote patient monitoring devices by 2025, up from 29.1 million in 2020. The rising prevalence of chronic conditions, an aging patient population, and the need for cost-effective medical services are all helping drive this trend.

These features are what make Apache Groovy a great programming language for conducting tests. The syntax is designed to be test-friendly, leading many Java developers to embrace this language. There’s less hiding behind the written code, and the lack of inheritance helps developers avoid webs of dependencies, making it a solid language for data science in 2023. Tight definitions and thread safety seem to be Go priorities, Rogers said. Swift is a general-purpose compiled programming language developed by Apple that allows developers to write software for phones, servers, desktops or really anything else that runs on code.

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The IT organization of the future can play an important role in building up a scaling capability to make that innovation work for the business, something that has traditionally been a challenge. Individual developers or small teams working fast don’t tend to naturally think about how to scale an application. That issue is likely to be exacerbated as nontechnical users working in pockets across organizations use low-code/no-code (LC/NC) applications to design and build programs with point-and-click or pull-down-menu interfaces. Much ink has been spilled on identifying tech trends, but less attention has been paid to the implications of those changes. To help understand how management will need to adapt in the face of these technology trends in the next three to five years, we spoke to business leaders and leading thinkers on the topic. We weren’t looking for prognostications; we wanted to explore realistic scenarios, their implications, and what senior executives might do to get ready.