Kony launches advanced mobile field service solution to mobilize SAP enterprise applications

Kony, Inc., the leading enterprise mobility company, today announced the launch of the Kony Mobile Field Service solution for SAP Business Suite, a set of three new apps and implementation services, to help enterprises quickly mobilize and modernize their field service operations. Within 30 days, Kony can help businesses move away from a paper-based field … continue reading

Guest View: Insider cyber threats still pose a significant risk

The much publicized hacking of Anthem, Sony and Target (the biggest retail hack in U.S. history) has demonstrated that no matter how robust your perimeter security, cyber criminals will gain—or already have gained—access to your network. This is because when protecting against cyber attacks, many companies focus exclusively on endpoint protection and breach prevention. But … continue reading

Facebook puts an end to Creative Labs, in name only

Despite reports that Facebook is shutting down Creative Labs after two years, a source tells SD Times it is only removing the label “Facebook Creative Labs” associated with its projects. Creative Labs was designed to give engineering teams within the company an opportunity to develop and test standalone apps. The company still plans to encourage … continue reading

Hour of Code kicks off its third year

The third annual Computer Science Education Week (CSEW) kicks off this week, with an emphasis on bringing more women and minorities into programming. Code.org started CSEW in 2013, including the Hour of Code campaign, an initiative to get more talented and creative people interested in computer science in just one hour. Non-profits, schools and experts … continue reading

Perl 6 advent

Perl 6 prepares for release with an advent calendar

Advent is known as a preparation for the arrival of something special. While religiously it is the preparation for Christmas, it can also mean the preparation for something that developers need and want. And Perl 6 developers have been waiting a year for the “official,” “released” version, which is why this Christmas (whether they celebrate … continue reading

Mobilize.Net helps developers migrate Silverlight apps to Windows 10

Microsoft has provided developers with a manual way to migrate their Windows Phone 8.x apps to Windows 10, but Mobilize.Net wants to automate the process. In partnership with Microsoft, Mobilize.Net has released a Silverlight bridge that brings Silverlight apps to the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) on Windows 10. The bridge allows developers to parse and … continue reading

Kickstarter project defends data from the inside out

Software and security have been getting better, but computer software is still at risk of being compromised by physical access. A new class of security devices is on its way to protect data and control critical information, and with only three days to go on Kickstarter, the team behind it hopes they can build a … continue reading

MediaTek Labs announces MediaTek LinkIt Smart 7688: An open-source development platform for a more connected world

MediaTek Labs today announced the MediaTek LinkIt Smart 7688 development platform, the latest addition to the LinkIt portfolio of development platforms. This new platform offers a variety of programming options and enables rapid development of advanced Wi-Fi based devices such as IP cameras, surveillance devices, smart appliances and Wi-Fi gateways that make use of cloud … continue reading

Chakra to be open-sourced, New Python releases with major features, and AppsDash goes into public beta―SD Times news digest: Dec. 7, 2015

Microsoft is planning on open-sourcing a core component of its Microsoft Edge JavaScript engine. ChakraCore, which is a big part of Chakra, is expected to be open-sourced next month. “Chakra offers best-in-class JavaScript execution with the broadest set of [ECMAScript 2015] feature coverage and dependable performance, reliability and scalability,” wrote Adalberto Foresti and Gaurav Seth, … continue reading

IncrediBuild’s new version natively integrated into Visual Studio 2015

IncrediBuild, the leading solution provider of software development and continuous delivery acceleration technology, is now integrated into Visual Studio 2015. Microsoft Corp. made the announcement yesterday as part of the Visual Studio 2015 Update 1 release. As a result of this integration, users may have IncrediBuild installed from within Visual Studio. Current users of Visual … continue reading

From the Editors: When microservices are frozen, it’s time to let them go

While attending QCon last month, we happened upon a great talk from Matt Ranney, chief architect at Uber. His company has more than 700 internal microservices. This has come about because the philosophy at Uber is to let new engineers write new code, rather than dive into some old crusty software that’s been handed down … continue reading

From the Editors: How far should we take technology?

How far does technology need to go, or how far are we going to let it go? With all the recent advancements being made to devices and software, innovation is starting to explode, and not necessarily in a good way. A company recently launched a new platform that makes it easier for developers to add … continue reading

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