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An introduction to the Bing Web Search API In a previous post we have covered the Bing Custom Search API and how you can use it to easily build your own custom search solutions. In this blog post, we stay with...

Do you want to know how to develop complex cross-platform enterprise web applications? How you can go from an idea to a working prototype in a couple of days? How can you visualise and handle in a browser huge enterprise...

As mentioned in previous posts, Python is fast becoming the most popular programming language these days. In this article I will take a look at a range of tools, libraries and other assets that Intel has on offer to help...

JavaScript exploded into popularity in 2009. A front and back-end language for building web applications, it’s no wonder there are an abundance of technologies and resources that a JavaScript developer can choose from. In this article, I will highlight some of...

Not only can Bing Maps help you with your business and location intelligence, but it can help you unlock your inner archaeologist! Cyrille Chaidron, Lecturer of Archaeology at the University of Picardy in Amiens, France, has developed a unique use...

Last year, Microsoft announced that organisations could customise Bing to work better for their business, showing internal information as well as results from the public web, with the option to customise results for specific searches where there was information the...

Processing over 900 billion API requests annually and reaching over 100k developers through free and commercial offerings, the Microsoft Bing APIs are used by businesses around the world to build innovative AI powered solutions. In this blog post we look...

Embarcadero ran CodeRage 2018, a worldwide developer virtual conference from Tuesday 4 December until Thursday 6 December 2018. There was a great array of technical speakers, sessions covered: C++ conversations with Bjarne Stroustrup and David Intersimone Machine Learning using Neural...