Amazon announced a change that allows developers to price HTML5 apps just like their native coded counterparts … continue reading
Companies partner up to guarantee tuition funding for future Ruby on Rails Web developers … continue reading
Perforce announced research that showed continuous delivery becoming more popular and growing beyond SaaS … continue reading
Is it time for you to find a new job? If so, here’s how you can increase you value and salary with just a shell and a book … continue reading
Microsoft makes a few changes to help manage an app’s availability and simplify certification requirements for Windows Store … continue reading
New projects include the right way to do JavaScript and an open-source a masters curriculum … continue reading
Google releases mini-games for Glass that demonstrate the device’s possibilities for gaming … continue reading
C# and C++ rise in RedMonk’s bi-annual programming language rankings, while Python and Ruby fall … continue reading
SplashData’s list of the most popular passwords was compiled from 2013 public hacks, including the Adobe breach … continue reading
RSA boycotters are holding their own conference, TrustyCon, with an added emphasis on trustworthy computing … continue reading
TrustedSec CEO David Kennedy testified before Congress about the security vulnerabilities of HealthCare.gov … continue reading
The week’s most popular projects include uncensored Everpix metrics and an inaudible chat program … continue reading
Some things just weren’t meant to be connected to the Internet, but which things? We’ll find out soon enough … continue reading
Phone sensors would detect what kind of motion the user is in, as well as screen angle … continue reading
