The Metro interface will force at least some adaptation; meanwhile, what can we do to cut down on the same security holes? … continue reading
The mobile market is too fluid to rely on just one provider; patents need to go; an overlooked aspect of Steve Jobs’ legacy … continue reading
We’re still feeling out what the cloud has to offer; Silverlight and Flex/AIR are useful now, but HTML5 has a brighter future … continue reading
Microsoft should open up about its plans for Windows; Apple wins the tablet wars with its vision, not its technology … continue reading
Spring’s competition with Java provides a good avenue to streamline Java; Amazon’s recent troubles should are a lesson for IT … continue reading
The platform will survive Microsoft’s lawsuit, so don’t worry; the Eclipse Foundation has become hugely relevant … continue reading
Agile has gained enough acceptance so as to not get special consideration in the press; the Hudson/Jenkins fork is good … continue reading
SD Times endorses WebM because of its openness; ads in (mobile) applications are gaining acceptance from users … continue reading
The software landscape has changed dramatically following recent acquisitions; open-source software has a long tail … continue reading
Oracle’s moves regarding the OpenJDK have been brilliant so far; Apache, it’s time to give up over the Java SE 5 TCK … continue reading
Ray Ozzie’s tenure as chief software architect was a mixed bag; agile leaders, give your developers a long leash … continue reading
IBM and Oracle’s cooperation will mean good things for Java; it’s not too late for Microsoft to enter the smartphone race … continue reading
Oracle’s actions at JavaOne were comforting to developers; BlackBerry better not intend its PlayBook for ordinary consumers … continue reading
Over the long term, though Java may not be a viable platform to make money on; Apple easing its restrictions is a good thing … continue reading
