In a recent move, Google has pushed for a broadening of essential standards to encompass ubiquitous features such as multitouch, much to the dismay of Apple. The iPhone maker, on its part, insists its R&D is its own “magical” thinking and not for general use.
Git is a distributed version control system, and allows teams to work on the same code file, simultaneously.
Modern web browsers are CSS3-enabled. With support for gradients and shapes, you can drastically reduce the load time on your web pages by converting layers to CSS gradients.
We spoke to Lars Hoogweg, CTO, Nimbuzz and sought to understand its strategy, its recent shift to India, and the vast array of development platforms available today.
Research in Motion seems to be the subject of discussion every other day. In this interesting piece on AllThingsD, the author John Paczkowski shares numbers on how the situation with RIM is reflecting in developer engagement across platforms.
With the rising popularity of HTML5 as a means to reach out to the plethora of devices out there, there are several frameworks that focus on cross-platform app deployment. Turbulenz, however, focusses on development, deployment and monetisation of games over HTML5.
Jordan from xda-developers.com talks about the Cyanogen team and its work on Jelly Bean-based Cyanogen Mod 10. There’s also a step by step video on how to compile kernel from the source.
At the end of the day, you’re still human. You can’t remember all the tricks of the trade at the same time. If you’re a web developer, here are the sheets you must have. An interesting compilation by Bogdan, from Romania.
In this guide by Research in Motion, you’ll learn how to repackage your Android apps for BlackBerry Playbook and BlackBerry 10 beta. Currently going through its roughest patch, and many even writing them off, we hope to see increased support for developers.
Danny Winokur, VP and GM, Platform, Adobe Inc. on how Adobe as a company is evolving and adapting to changing trends in the application space.
