With Apple forbidding Flash on the iPhone and iPad, and developers looking to Silverlight and HTML5, Adobe hasn’t had a lot of good Flash news lately. However, that may be
No matter which platform they use, many SQL developers continue to struggle with concurrency, resource management, space management, and speed. These tips may help: Don’t use UPDATE instead of CASE
Beginning today, developers have the ability to create mashups based on the actual contents of users’ Gmail inboxes. That’s because Google Code Labs has enabled OAuth for Gmail. The tool
On Monday, Apple officially released the iPhone OS 3.2 SDK and iPad 3.2 firmware updates for developers creating applications for the iPad. Ironically, in order to have their apps available
Distimo’s new Monitor lets developers track statistics on their apps for both iPhone and Android, with more app stores to be added soon. It offers application development pros a dashboard
Recently, more and more handset manufacturers have been rolling out new phones based on the Android operating system. That would seem to be good news for Google, except that different
Based on analysis of leaked iPad screenshots, most developers are planning to charge iPad users about double what they charge iPhone users. The pricing strategy seems to make sense for
Start-up TheyMakeApps wants to become the central marketplace for one of today’s hottest commodities—mobile application development experts. The site won the business category award at the South by Southwest interactive
ScrumIT is offering seven would-be software developers a unique opportunity—the chance to apprentice under “master developer” Mel Pullen. Pullen says, “I’m staking my reputation on being able to take people