11 programming trends to watch

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	11 programming trends to watch Every so often, our understanding of the ways and means of programming needs to be renewed or replaced. Here are 11 recent trends that capture how programming is changing. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Rally Software Are your Agile teams and business strategy aligned? Rally Software is hosting a series of must-attend events that bring together visionary authors, industry peers and Agile thought-leaders to discuss how to take Agile to the strategic level. We'll also unveil big news about a solution we co-created with customers to solve this critical and immediate challenge. Click to continue In this Issue When mobile apps go bad First look: Google Dart vs. JavaScript How devops can help speed application development RIM to developers: BlackBerry is not dead RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Amazon Web Services Run Windows Server Applications in the Amazon Cloud Learn how to launch Windows in the Cloud in minutes at 12/8 webinar. SQL, SharePoint and more are fully supported. Pay as you go. No long-term commitment. Learn more at webinar When mobile apps go bad Mobile apps get frequent updates and sometimes the result is an inferior product. So what keeps a mobile app on top? We'll tell you all the top traits. Read More First look: Google Dart vs. JavaScript Let's begin with the good news. Google's Dart is a modern, full-featured tool designed by grabbing the best features of Java, JavaScript, and C. But the Dart developers are not superhumans -- this language has its own problems. Read More How devops can help speed application development The emerging concept tightens the feedback loop between developers and operations, allowing organizations to speed the refinement of their code. Read More RIM to developers: BlackBerry is not dead Research in Motion, in its pursuit of developers for its BlackBerry platform, wants everyone to know that it is not dead, despite perceptions that the mobile device battle these days has narrowed down to just Apple's iOS and Google's Android. Read More
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