t the Professional Developer’s Conference (PDC) in Los Angeles this week, Microsoft’s presentations herald a sea change in application development capabilities. These changes have the potential to cause huge upheavals
os Angeles?Microsoft rolled out a superabundance of new technology at the Professional Developer’s Conference (PDC) in Los Angles this week?so much new technology that it’s difficult to determine which of
any professional application developers in the United States believed the U.S. IT industry that hired them would always be in need of skilled programmers and, therefore, assumed that as long
San Francisco, Calif.?Oracle believes the future of enterprise computing is the grid, and the enterprise software giant is staking its upcoming 10g platform on it. Oracle used this year’s OracleWorld
ome time ago, I was faced with a tricky user interface problem: develop a suite of real-time Swing stock displays that flash and color themselves according to the data on
n Friday afternoon, DevX, which has operated as an independently-owned media company for nearly four years, agreed to become part of a larger group of online publications. Jupitermedia, the publisher
n the software industry, developers of smaller-scale workgroup applications haven’t exactly been tres chic. It’s true that Microsoft has taken very good care of this enormous universe of developers for
Frequently Asked Questions Selected News Readers Selected News Aggregators More RSS Resources Take me directly to the feeds! 1. Frequently Asked Questions What are DevX feeds? DevX offers access to
rom the get-go, Microsoft’s huge (10,000+ attendees) Tech?Ed conference in Dallas has been primarily about acting defensively?turf protection rather than turf expansion: protecting networks from intruders, protecting users from spam