No news, but plenty of talk this week about cars, watches and supply shortages … continue reading
As Miguel de Icaza’s brainchild matures, the vitriol between the camps seems to have lessened, for now… … continue reading
With developers using their preferred tools alongside IT-approved ones, managers need to adapt … continue reading
Company’s Developer Division goes farther down the open-source path, integrating with the de facto standard for DVC … continue reading
Compatibility with .NET has been preserved, allowing developers to test the VS waters … continue reading
A new OS and updates to Visual Studio indicate that Microsoft is preparing to be a leader again … continue reading
New devices and the continuing debate over HTML5 were the top news this year … 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
SignalR, MVC 4 and Web Pages 2 give developers greater choice and freedom for Web app development … continue reading
Organization claims operating system is harmful to users’ freedoms, creates privacy and security risks … continue reading
A slew of new devices are set to become available … continue reading
