Java, Python, SQL, C++, and JavaScript programming skills are most in demand in the workplace, says the HackerRank developer skills report.

Now, Microsoft has partnered with HackerRank to bring code snippets right into its Bing search results pages — and as an added twist, you can also edit and execute this code right on those pages ...

As for HackerRank itself, Ravisankar tells me it has close to half a million programmers in its database and its coding contests have become quite popular (mostly thanks to word-of-mouth marketing).

Ahmed Aly, a highly sought-after software engineer who spent three years at Google working on its search algorithim and organizing the Code Jam contest, just jumped ship to work at HackerRank − ...

According to a report from TechCrunch, Microsoft has partnered with the programming community website HackerRank to bring code snippets into Bing’s search results.

HackerRank surveyed over 10,000 student developers from its community of five million developers to uncover the languages and frameworks these programmers are learning, how they're acquiring their ...

By Yogeesh MH HackerRank, a platform that helps people find jobs based on their coding skills, has come out with an infographic that says India has the highest number of women coders participating ...