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Virtualization — Security Is Still a Concern

SAN FRANCISCO — Customers and analysts attending VMware’s annual VMworld conference here this week wondered repeatedly about how secure virtualization is, although they seem enthusiastic about VMware’s technology. Over 17,000

iAd for Developers Called “Ineffective”

With well over 200,000 apps available in the App Store, it can be extremely difficult for developers to get their apps noticed. Cross Forward Consulting decided to try iAd for

WebOS 2.0 Pushed to Developers

HP has released a beta version of the webOS 2.0 SDK to developers, and its lineup of new features has some saying that other mobile platforms should be “worried.” Among

Are Smart TV Apps Ready for Prime Time?

Forget smart phones for a while. Time to check out what could be a colossal revenue stream for developers — smart TVs, as in Internet-connected boxes with app stores, RSS

Choosing the Right Storage for Application Data

Deciding how to store your application data can be a difficult decision. To help make the process easier, this article breaks the types of data into five categories: homogeneous data

Top 10 Search Engine Optimization Myths

SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is a funny topic. Other than a select few people who work for search engine companies, few have a true yes or no answer. The search

Sued by Oracle, Google Shuns JavaOne

Google’s Joshua Bloch recently announced in a blog post that Google would not be participating in the JavaOne developers conference. He explained, “Oracle’s recent lawsuit against Google and open source

Getting Started With Scrum Development

Scrum is considered by many to be the dominant Agile methodology today. All Agile methods got their name from the Agile Manifesto in early 2000’s. The inventors of Scrum, along

Is App Piracy Higher on the iPad?

Vladimir Roth, developer of Aqua Globs HD for the iPhone and iPad says that 50 percent of iPad users didn’t pay for their download, even though it only cost $1.99.

Should Developers Have Access to Production Servers?

Developers regularly complain about needing access to production servers because system administrators are too slow or because developers need to troubleshoot code. In this post, Brandt offers several reasons why

The Real Cost of Cloud Computing

I wanted to focus this article on the actual cost of cloud computing. We covered different types of clouds in the previous article, “Understanding the Clouded Cloud,” but we never

Developers Unhappy Over Oracle Android Suit

David Cao, an organizer of the Silicon Valley Android Developers group, says “The group is very, very unhappy” with Oracle’s lawsuit against Google. Canonical’s Mark Shuttleworth adds, “Oracle has significantly

Net Neutrality: Threat or Menace?

I had a dream. In it, I was CEO of a large telecommunications company that was also a major broadband Internet provider and all five members of the FCC were

Android Developers Bemoan Paid App Limits

Android developers can only sell their apps to users in Australia, Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom, and the United States. That may

Chrome Web Store Slated For October Launch

Google developer advocates Mark DeLoura and Michael Mahemoff have given a presentation in Europe in which they revealed that the company is likely to unveil a Web store for the

IBM Beefs Up Rational Power Appliance Family

In a bid to boost sales of UNIX software and servers, and related services, IBM introduced a small boatload of products yesterday, including its new turnkey family of application development

Why Use Agile Development in Your Company?

For someone in charge of software development, agile methods should be a process that you investigate. The movement of agile methods into the mainstream makes it imperative to delve into

Useful UML Modeling: UML for Project Managers

The interview was going well. The interviewer was a project manager / architect. “We have identified these use cases for the project. Now what do we do?” he asked. The