Appcelerator Takes Data-Driven Development Suite to the Enterprise

Maria Deutscher | May 24th

The mobile industry is steadily warming up to Big Data. Developers are seeking out new sources of competitive advantage, and gaining a better understanding of their users and applications is often at the top of...»

Could JavaScript Take Over the Programming World? – Breaking Analysis

Saroj Kar | May 23rd

HTML5 is built to be the common language on the web, irrespective of the OS or the device that displays it. Apps created in HTML5 are readily available for use across multiple environments and devices, both online and...»

Google’s Device Agnostic Development Edging Towards Better Responsive User Experience [Video]

Saroj Kar | May 23rd

For the greater web, usability is no longer a debate. The Web 2.0 manifesto argued for a rich user experience, and now the need to provide the best possible user interface has reached a consensus across the Internet. With...»

How “Shifting Left” in Software Development Can Help Fuel Your Company’s Growth Engine

Guest Author | May 23rd

“Shifting left” in application development offers a faster return on investment by allowing IT to catch errors earlier in the software development life cycle, cutting the time between releases and improving software quality. This article gives a brief...»

Telerik Announces Updates to Icenium, Adds Cloud Mobile Back-end Services

Isha Suri | May 23rd

Telerik, a global cross-platform software tools provider, is getting ready to roll out a new version of its breakthrough Icenium product, which will preview unified backend support for mobile apps. Icenium lets developers build mobile apps,...»

Software Developers Are So Scarce, You’ll Get Paid $30K If You Can Find One

Mike Wheatley | May 23rd

Developers are in seriously high demand at the minute. Or at least, they seem to be according to one somewhat generous tech firm, which is apparently so desperate to hire some talent that it's prepared...»

Java SE Gets New Version Numbering Scheme

Isha Suri | May 22nd

Oracle recently announced the new version numbering scheme for Java Standard Edition (SE). The new release numbering scheme has been devised for upcoming Java SE releases.

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Are You Up for Hacking Google Glass?

Isha Suri | May 21st

Even long before releasing the Glass project in public, Google imposed a number of restrictions for the prospective users for the usage of head-mounted display. Later, it created an entire list of rules and restrictions on the functionality...»

Google I/O 2013: OAuth API Design and Security for Authentication in Application Development

Kyt Dotson | May 20th

Developers who work with accessing APIs are probably already largely familiar with the paradigm that OAuth works under: it’s an identity and authentication API. In his session, Adam Eijdenberg describes how to connect your applications with Google’s services...»

EA’s Nonexistent Plan for Wii U Sheds Light on Nintendo’s Developer Woes

Mellisa Tolentino | May 17th

EA Games, one of the largest game developers/publishers, has announced that currently, there are no games in development for the Wii U, Nintendo’s latest game console that has yet to capture the hearts of gamers.

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