Apple and Microsoft need to find a happy medium; databases are in a chaotic place now and that’s okay … continue reading
Everyone better get ready for the AR explosion; native code is taking on a new meaning … continue reading
The editors of SD Times again recognize the software development industry’s leaders and innovators … continue reading
Big or small, everyone needs to pay attention to Big Data; Kickstarter is blazing a trail to a new way of funding software … continue reading
A reader describes the benefits of using functional programming in the enterprise, and also the hurdles to its uptake … continue reading
The day when development teams won’t need human testers may never come; browser-based IDEs are the future … continue reading
BlackBerry took steps in the right direction, but it still needs more; we hope perceptual computing catches on … continue reading
Investors have returned to putting up money for enterprise products; Mono is safe to use for most people, for now … continue reading
David Gerrold’s “Windows Ate” column touched off a storm of responses, almost all of them in agreement with him … continue reading
HTML5’s advancement is good, but it could be being handled better; some predictions for 2013 … continue reading
A reader rises to JavaOne’s defense; Microsoft has put itself into a corner with mobile … continue reading
The FSF’s crusade is noble but misplaced; smaller and mobile is the future, not bigger and more powerful … continue reading
