ince its inception, “write once, run anywhere!” has been the mantra and rallying cry for many architects and software engineers trying to convince their enterprises to move to or stay
ne obstacle that’s impeded the development of voice applications is the availability of a dedicated, standard or well-known development architecture. To create robust voice applications, voice developers have had to
an Francisco?The organizers of this year’s CTIA Wireless IT and Entertainment conference aren’t trying to mask the show’s blatantly dualistic character. In fact, with its theme, “One Show. Two Personalities,”
ood news for mobile application developers: The open source IDEs for J2ME are starting to come into their own. In a recent article on DevX, I reported that Sun’s NetBeans
bfuscate. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, obfuscate is a transitive verb meaning to darken, to make obscure or to confuse. In the software engineering business, obfuscation refers to “the deliberate
ager to gain momentum in the creation of software that facilitates local search and geo-centric applications, Microsoft has released a new version of its mapping software?not only with speed and
One of the challenges of cross-platform development is managing your build environment. With so many platforms these days using the combination of Microsoft Visual Studio and an emulator to facilitate
ere you a little surprised recently that Sun’s J2ME Wireless Toolkit picked up several awards as product of the year in the mobile development tools area? I was. Not that
alm OS-based handhelds and smartphones are powerful, pervasive computing devices that have changed the lives of many users through the applications they house. As a Java developer, why not tap