If you develop software with Microsoft, you now own the rights
With more and more enterprises becoming involved in software development with their vendors, a growing concern has emerged over who owns that intellectual property
Stories by Paul Krill
Adobe: Flash Player to reach end-of-life in 2020
Adobe's proprietary rich Internet plug-in technology is finally stepping aside for HTML5 and other web standards.
Microsoft drops a pay-as-you-go Azure cloud option
Starting in February, new Azure customers will be sent to Microsoft's Cloud Solution Provider program in lieu of the MPSA-based pay-as-you-go license
In Pictures: 7 cheap computing boards for scratching your maker itch
Get a head start on the next tech boom by hacking together tomorrow’s Internet of Things hit today
In pictures: The mixed fate of Sun tech under Oracle
From Java to SPARC, critical Sun technologies have lived on, been cut loose, or lost their luster in the four years since the Oracle acquisition
Open source plug-in speeds mobile app development
Soasta, Cloudbees partner to connect mobile app dev to Jenkins continuous integration server, making it easier for developers to test and deploy apps to the cloud
Apple iOS development extended to Visual Studio
With Xamarin version 2.0, Visual Studio developers can build C# apps to run on Apple devices
Oracle releases Java patch update
The February patch was offered today -- ahead of schedule -- and contains fixes for 50 vulnerabilities
Microsoft to big data programmers: Try F#
Microsoft's F# language geared to parallel programming, data-oriented problem-solving
Woz worries about iPhone rivals
Apple co-founder talks about growing smartphone market, reflects on Apple's past
VMware makes a play for developers with Pivotal Initiative
Pivotal Initiative lumps multiple app dev, big data, and cloud efforts under a single umbrella
Survey: Google Play gains on Apple App Store
But iOS app sales still outpace Android app sales 4 to 1
Google offers SDK for Dart language
The company has positioned Dart as JavaScript rival, but it hasn't had the kind of browser support that JavaScript has
Visual Studio 2012 now available for developers
Developers can now download the Visual Studio 2012 software development platform and accompanying .Net Framework 4.5, a Microsoft official revealed on Wednesday.
Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 now available for developers
The IDE adds multiple enhancements for tablet-style apps, Web, and JavaScript development
