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	Developing Android apps for x86: What you need to know The good news is that Android developers don't have to worry about maintaining and distributing separate x86 and ARM versions of their apps. Read More WHITE PAPER: Agitar Technologies, Inc. Observation Driven Testing: What else is your code doing? Test-Driven Development's strengths include the ability to create code that does only what you want and create a thorough set of automated tests. What about unintended side effects? Yes, the code is doing what you want but what else is it doing? Observation-Driven Testing helps answer that question. Learn more In this Issue Google as the new Sun: Case in point, Native Client The tech jobs hiring boom is real -- for these skills Java apps face more performance issues Xamarin expands Android, iPhone cross-platform development kit WEBCAST: Nasuni Bringing the Cloud to the Data Center Do you need a solution that securely delivers read & write access to content shared across offices? If so, then you won't want to miss this video about Nasuni's Data Continuity Services. Nasuni delivers multi-site access to a shared storage repository in the cloud that is locally available at every office or location in your organization. Learn more Google as the new Sun: Case in point, Native Client Google has assumed the mantle of chief risk-taker and eye-opener in the software industry. Evidence of this can be seen with projects like the Dart programming language, Google Web Toolkit, and Native Client. Read More The tech jobs hiring boom is real -- for these skills Our interviews with economists, technology executives, job seekers, and hiring board managers indicate that employment in the tech sector is up -- so long as you have the right stuff. We'll tell you what that means. Read More Java apps face more performance issues Enterprise Java applications have a greater incidence of performance issues, although this can likely be explained away by variations in developer experience and Java nuances, a recent study found. Read More Xamarin expands Android, iPhone cross-platform development kit The Mobile toolkit, which makes it easier for C# users to develop apps for Android and iOS at the same time, now features APIs for geolocation and contacts. Read More
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