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One Web dev language to rule them all

Amazon cloud SDKs for Android, iOS exit beta testing | W3C's SOAP approval shows the standards body's irrelevance

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One Web dev language to rule them all
A perennial problem with Web development is its complexity and the number of languages and technologies a developer must juggle to deploy even the simplest Web application. Enter Opa, a new language that aims to eliminate all of the convoluted code-wrangling. Read More


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Amazon cloud SDKs for Android, iOS exit beta testing
Using the SDKs developers can make API (application programming interface) requests directly from a mobile application to Amazon's Web Services. Developers can integrate their applications with a long list of services. Read More

W3C's SOAP approval shows the standards body's irrelevance
SOAP, as you recall, was considered red-hot as a Web services mechanism around eight years ago. While it's used in SOA, that segment has taken a distant backseat to mobile computing. Read More

Bossie Awards 2011: The best open source application development software
We zeroed in on the hottest of the new trends: server-side JavaScript, NoSQL databases, coding for touch-driven mobile devices, distributed data processing, distributed version control, and continuous integration. Read More



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