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SignalR, MVC 4 and Web Pages 2 give developers greater choice and freedom for Web app development … continue reading
Processor cores proliferate, but challenges for developers remain … continue reading
Backward compatibility and Windows 8 integration are the highlights of this edition … continue reading
As agile practices speed up the life cycle, deployment and release need to show they can keep up the pace … continue reading
Seven leading suppliers of agile tools talk Scrum, sharing how their Scrum tool makes development teams more agile … continue reading
If you want to effectively move old applications to new systems, follow the advice from these experienced migrators … continue reading
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Microsoft, its partners and its customers don’t all see eye to eye when it comes to Visual Studio LightSwitch … continue reading
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From increased collaboration to working with agile, requirements-management tools are facing changes … continue reading
Providers hold their own views of the landscape, but the Git SCM system is drawing looks from them all … continue reading
Microsoft’s bold new platform will push developer skills into new areas … continue reading
Blogs keep up faster with technology, but not all developers are leaving paper behind … continue reading
Parallel programming is becoming more commonplace, and companies are devising and revising products to meet demand … continue reading
Frequently the biggest vulnerability of an application lies in the very code itself … continue reading
After 20 years of Linux and 30 years of open-source licensing, the movement is healthier and more mature than ever … continue reading
Preview of next SQL Server release boasts tools package and offline development … continue reading
But how did it get this far? We take a look back at recent history with Amazon, Apple, IBM and more … continue reading
Companies are finding that combining the good parts of relational databases and cloud technologies can speed up development … continue reading
Changes in technology and business norms are driving the move toward self-service and “just-in-time” information … continue reading
With software development practices maturing, companies are looking at combinations to maximize efficiency … continue reading
Silverlight 4 and Visual Studio 2010 come with rich native tool sets that advance productivity … continue reading
While the iPhone still dominates the mobile phone market, Android’s broad compatibility is letting it catch up a bit … continue reading
