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Top 10 Reasons to Use Agile Development

You’ve heard the buzz: Agile development is all about solving the problems associated with traditional software development. The Agile Manifesto states, “We are uncovering better ways of developingsoftware by doing

HP Offers Tools For App Modernization

Today, HP rolls out two new application development tools that will assist enterprises in their modernization efforts. HP Service Test Management 10.5 collects and displays data on which apps need

Five iPhone App Design Mistakes, And How To Fix Them

While attending the Voices that Matter iPhone developers’ conference, TUAW compiled a list of tips from other developers: Stop designing too small. Keep your files in the Library folder; surrender

Facebook Open Graph: The Definitive Guide

At the F8 conference, Facebook unveiled a bold new plan to make the entire Web more social. At the heart of that plan lies a new technology called “Open Graph.”

White House Gives Back: Drupal Gets New Custom Code

In October, the White House announced that it would be using open-source content management system Drupal. Since then, developers in the administration have developed several new modules for the application

New Management Tools for Highly Distributed Apps

In terms of rapid software development, software architects and IT departments have never had it so good. Java, .NET, SOA and open source architectures enable organizations to build highly distributed

Top 10 Ways Investors Hurt Startups, Invention

It is without question that many companies have been helped by taking venture and angel investment capital. It keeps operations running, pays for marketing and engineering, and gives the company

When are Private Clouds a Good Idea?

Many vendors with products and services that involve virtualization, storage, or data center automation will claim that they have a private cloud offering. Private cloud can be viewed as comprising

Debugging Windows from the Web

Debugging a Windows process on a production server can be a pain—especially if the developer isn’t in the same location as the server. While both Microsoft and IBM offer remote

Jim Zemlin to Developers: Learn Linux

Last week in San Francisco, the Linux Foundation held its fourth annual collaboration summit for developers. The conference filled weeks ahead of time, according to Executive Director Jim Zemlin, and

Will Wall Street Require Python?

Earlier this month, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed Release 33-9117, which recommends using downloadable Python code as a way for financial institutions to improve transparency. It reads: “We

The New Media Consumer: 2009

It’s no surprise that consumers are using the Internet and Web apps in new ways. But this set of slides adds more detail about Americans’ online activities: Nearly nine in

‘Are We Agile Yet? Are We Agile Yet?’

That question is not nearly as irritating as “Are we there yet?” being chanted from the backseat on a long summer road trip. But I have heard it asked in

Office 2010 Debuts for Developers This Week

On Friday, Microsoft announced that Office 2010 had reached the “release to manufacturing” (RTM) stage, and now the company has confirmed that those who subscribe to its networks for application

This is What a Tweet Looks Like

Think a tweet is only 140 characters long? Not if you’re a twitter developer. Raffi Krikorian, a developer on Twitter’s API/Platform team, has put together a detailed image explaining the

Python Support in GNOME Gets a Boost From Hackfest

The One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) Project is hosting a hackfest aimed at simplifying the development of bindings that make it possible to create GTK+ applications with alternate programming languages.

Assuring Enterprise-Quality Agile Development

This HP white paper begins with an overview of both the strengths and weaknesses of agile development methodologies. It then proposes an “ideal” solution—a hybrid approach that offers the speed

iPad Programming: Maintaining Two Code Bases

Now that Apple has started selling the iPad and the NDA lifted on the iPhone 3.2 SDK, it is time for developers to start developing iPad applications. And for a