We all know open-source software is a good thing and good people give back to their communities. This site just makes it really easy to start following through on those values.
Guest Post When companies do find, recruit and hire the talent, most aren’t taking the right steps to empower their developer talent to learn, grow, and thrive. Developers are people too, you know.
Guest Post Developers aren’t security experts, and most security experts aren’t developers. There needs to be a better mutual understanding -- and earlier cooperation -- between the two parties to better eradicate security issues.
Guest Post Once development is ready to release an application, how do we support the next stages of the release process with equally agile operations?
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For nearly two decades, developers and CIOs have taken for granted the “simplicity” that a Windows-dominated world provided to software development. With one operating system capable of reaching the vast majority of users, there was no debate about which platform …
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Facebook Home isn’t a mobile operating system. But normal users who buy or download the Home experience won’t know or care. They’ll suddenly have Facebook phones that look, feel, and behave totally different from Android phones.
And the answer to …
Guest Post This is a document of how we screwed up. And then how we fixed our screw-ups. Please learn from us.
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Guest Post World of Warcraft, Facetime, WebEx, ETrade’s MarketCaster, and Facebook’s live “Ticker” may seem completely unrelated, but they all represent real-time apps, connecting users instantly with the real world.
Google has released an instructional video on how to create "experiences" for its new head gear Google Glass.
Guest Post Q: Why is Chrome spawning a new browser engine?
A: The WebKit maintainers wouldn't let us attack Apple directly, by changing WebKit in ways that would make it perform badly on OS X and iOS.
The free learn-programming-online site now has 11 modules and 86 lessons in all things PHP from the basics to standard if/else logic flow to arrays, functions, and advanced object-oriented programming.
Why not be a little creative? For $1,000, we'll hack the DOJ. For $5,000, the FBI. And, for a platinum-level contribution of $10,000, we'll hack the CIA and finally reveal the truth about Area 51.
Microsoft's actually quite magical IDE now contains features that let devs focus on agile planning, Windows Store development, quality enablement, and line-of-business development.
Editor's Pick Facebook has said for years that it intends to become the very best distribution platform for mobile developers;. Today, it's turning that promise into a threat.
Facebook Home is in the house, and it's taking over Android. But what about Apple's iOS?
Payments company Braintree has publicly released Venmo Touch and made updates to its iOS software developer kit (SDK) to make mobile purchases as easy as Facebook Connect.
The mobile browser engine world is splitting, and Opera is choosing its side.
“We spend all day talking to people who are finding goldmines in this data," said the Gnip's COO. Now, the company has just opened a ton of new goldmines.
