As access to AI models has become more widely available and more and more people are using these tools on a regular basis, many organizations are interested in providing AI tools to their employees and customers. A key problem with the publicly available APIs is that they have varying levels of security and privacy that don’t always meet the needs …
As discussed in a previous blog post, Selenium is a popular choice for automation testing, and when you pair it with Cucumber, you unlock even more benefits. By writing test cases in Cucumber’s human-readable format, teams can improve clarity, boost maintainability, and make collaboration easier — even for non-technical stakeholders. In this post, I’ll walk you through how to integrate Cucumber with Selenium to create efficient, effective tests that set your team up for success.
Why be a 10x engineer when you could be a 100x engineer? Codeium Windsurf, like browser-based LLMs for code generation, is a productivity multiplier. However, to maximize its benefits, you need to learn which features to use and avoid rushing.
Keyhole Software is pleased to share that it has earned multiple Clutch awards for 2025. Clutch, a leading B2B ratings and reviews platform, has ranked Keyhole among the top software development firms in Kansas City.
These accolades highlight Keyhole’s expertise across Kansas and Kansas City, including Top Software Developers, Top Staff Augmentation Company, and Top App Modernization Service. The firm also stands out in key technology areas, earning recognition as a top provider for .NET, Java, Node.js, and Vue.js development…
In enterprise software development, one type of project stands out from most others – a Proof of Concept. At times, you may come across planning or technical questions that have far-reaching consequences and no clear or easy answer. In these cases, it can be a good idea to spend a small amount of time and resources to build either a single example project or even a series of similar projects using various languages or libraries to determine what works and what does not. These kinds of projects are called Proof of Concepts (or POCs).
