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Not even Google provides a one-stop source for all their I/O announcements.

What do you think of Google's announcements this week?

Aaron Swartz's parting gift: safety for wistleblowers.

If an open source project has no contributors, how open is it?

I was really hoping for a COBOL to JavaScript compiler.

Note, writing test cases is a form of refactoring.

Let's compile all the things to JavaScript... the language everyone claims to hate.

The code should tell a story. Often, it's a tale of woe.

Inside a very basic malloc implementation.

Eric Lippert thinks you're probably doing it wrong. Here's what you should be measuring.

In this installment we talk to Omar Al Zabir, a four time MVP legend on CodeProject.

What are you using for development on Windows 8?

Users want DNT to limits collection and retention of data. But users aren't at the table...

Google doesn’t offer the advantage of an integrated stack.

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JavaScript is already very close to providing what a bytecode VM is supposed to offer.

The start of Apple’s evolution away from Objective-C?

Part of a series on implementing GC in a Java app.

After you read this long tutorial on regex, you could probably summarize it using regex.

This is how we get the Unreal engine running in a browser.

That's Lady Ada to you!

Our coder interviews are going video! Tune in and meet Zeeshan Syed.

Alongside Microsoft's "Windows Blue" program for shipping desktop and tablet OS updates, the company is ramping up a similar program for "Windows Phone Blue" releases. Known as "GDR2", the software is scheduled to hit Windows Phones this summer and will include incremental updates and new features. Read on for details.

Thanks to the huge diversity of devices available and OS versions to support, design consistency has never been Android's strong suit. Alex Komarov and Nikita Yermolayev explain why that's changing and how following guidelines and embracing responsive design concepts are the way forward for high-quality apps.