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Jason Beres

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Jason Beres

Innovation expert Jason Beres is SVP of Developer Tools at Infragistics and developer of Reveal embedded analytics, Slingshot, and App Builder software platforms, among others. Jason has written tech articles for various pubs, speaks at national conferences, and has authored/co-authored 10 books on software/development. His expertise in development further extends to ensure data and analytics are displayed in innovative and customer-driven MO for Windows Forms, ASP.NET, Silverlight, WPF, and Java products. Jason is an expert on technology issues such as the software testing process, data-driven teams, customer input in product design, open source, and changes in data analytics and business intelligence over the past 30 years.

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Balancing AI Workers of the Future With Human Talent of Today in Software Development

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming pivotal across industries and the app development market is no exception. Every app in the world is on track to be reinvented with AI. Even the most basic, single-purpose apps in Windows, such as Notepad and Paint, are now infused with AI to enhance productivity. These longtime staples, once just […]

Apr 23, 2025 · 3 min

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The Future of Low-Code Development

The days when IT teams relied on clunky software development processes and labor-intensive hand-coding to build tangible, reliable and modern applications are coming to an end. With the rise of new automation technology, rapidly rising expectations and demands from innovation-craving customers and end users and a shortage of developers, the software sector has been forced […]

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The Power and Potential of Stored Procedures

One way of saving time when writing code is with stored procedures; prepared SQL code that you can save so the code can be reused over and over again. Stored procedures are a powerful vehicle for speeding up your code and giving you gains in performance. Stored procedures have many benefits—they can be easily modified, […]

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