After dealing with back-end databases, sever code and various frameworks, it's difficult (but not impossible) to find the time to make it all look nice and pretty.
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(10/12/10)
Relying solely on process in the manufacturing of the ideas that are core to the practice of software development is not enough.
(10/12/10)
For developers, mobile was a key growth area. Elance noted that geolocation services are becoming increasingly important to businesses looking to attract customers online via their mobile devices.
(10/07/10)
Developers who continue to focus on desktop computing may be in for a rude awakening.
(10/07/10)
Experts worry that there may be some "Son of Stuxnet" worm
out there, spread manually, like Stuxnet, or by some other vector, that
will one day cause dangereous problems.
Learn how IBM ILOG Elixir Enterprise can provide you with streamlined building management, with immediate savings, greater flexibilityand better, and more timely access to critical business data.
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(10/05/10)
This guide is intended to help software development teams start using Kanban within their organization.
(10/04/10)
Between iTunes U, You Tube Edu, and more schools participating in open courseware, one has to wonder if online video training will one day completely replace the traditional classroom.
(10/01/10)
The Android store, charitably described as immature by some observers, is clearly no money pit for developers
(09/29/10)
SUSE Appliance Toolkit 1.1 adds news cloud and enterprise features as Novell's Linux appliance business continues to expand.
(09/21/10)
The performance of applications starts degrading as the data volume and user base of the increases -- that's why you need metrics.
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IBM Teams With Oracle in Open Java Push
Abandoning its long-held resistance to the OpenJDK effort, IBM is joining forces with Oracle in its open source reference implementation of the Java platform.
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Cloud, Mobile Top Developers Priorities: IBM
In a new survey, IBM's developerWorks unit has found that more than half of IT professionals expect mobile software applications to vault past conventional computing platforms in the next five years.
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New Fedora Linux Leader to Focus on Community
As the new head of the Red Hat-sponsored Fedora Linux project, Jared Smith looks to foster a spirit of inclusion, explaining that the work of the community is about more than just "bits and bytes."
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Zend Ramping Up PHP in the Cloud
Leading commercial PHP sponsor Zend is getting serious about the cloud, aiming to leverage a new partnership for cloud-based development and testing, along with improvements to the Zend Framework.
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CodePlex Foundation Rebrands as Outercurve
Open source CodePlex Foundation, a Microsoft-sponsored initiative, rebrands as Outercurve in an effort to eliminate confusion with the software giant's forge of the same name. So what changed?
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Microsoft Previews VB for Windows Phone 7
Microsoft is releasing a Community Technology Preview of its popular Visual Basic language for Windows Phone 7 this week, hoping to draw developer interest in the forthcoming mobile OS.
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Oracle Looks Ahead to Future of Java
At JavaOne event, Oracle executive details the company's plans to enhance graphics, performance and programming capabilities following the Sun acquisition.
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