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Microsoft hopes Apps for Office will "reinvigorate Office as a platform."
HTML5 and interface design jobs are also climbing.
Latest release accesses Google search by way of an SSL encrypted HTTPS connection.
A RIM exec says BlackBerry continues to add more developers and more apps.
Interest in developing for BlackBerry is at an all-time low.
Facebook has launched a developer center and updated its iOS SDK.
During Red Hat's recent Summit Event in Boston, the Linux vendor provided significantly more details of what is to come in the next generation of Linux.
SAP and open source have a cozier relationship than many may realize.
In 2012, the Eclipse Release train (codenamed Juno) is shipping a record 72 projects encompassing 55 million lines of code.
OpenShift as a platform is available in multiple forms, with a fully hosted effort, the OpenShift Origin open source project and an IT ops edition.
Infrastructure vendor Engine Yard is well known in the development community for its support of Ruby on Rails. Engine Yard is now also moving into the PHP space, by sponsoring the Lithium PHP Framework.
Want to run Hadoop on top of your existing VMware infrastructure? Now you can.
New technology from Coverity goes a step beyond best practices with a white box fuzzer and remediation advice for web application vulnerabilities.
Open Source browser vendor touts new tab features as it plays catch-up with Chrome and Safari.
The Gluster open source distributed filesystem is out with version 3.3 after a long development cycle.
Some Linux releases have more "beef" in them than others
Open Data protocol is headed toward OASIS standardization and it could simplify the way Web data queries and updates occur.
The developers behind Puppet are going a step further, taking aim at bare metal provisioning in an open source effort with EMC called Razor.
The third new Linux kernel of 2012 is now out, providing users of the open source operating system with new filesystem, driver and performance updates.
The cloud makes it easy to build out pools of compute resources. But how do you scale out applications in the same way?
Open Source Infinispan project grows up in first beta of upcoming commercial Java product.
Linux kernel development is a collaborative exercise, and developers have their fair share of pet peeves
How do you build one of the world's most popular open source content management systems?
New Linux kernel release is out, bringing Android back into the fold after a two-year absence.
You can't put Node.js code into production without testing it, but where are all the testing tools? Enter Whiskey from Rackspace.