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The other half are cat videos

Because, 'Given enough bugs, there aren't enough eyeballs.'

Linux doesn’t have a “My Documents” folder?

Qaulity is always importnt two us

It took us a month more than usual to bake NativeScript 5.0, but what a release it is! It comes out hot, with many improvements in the developer experience, improved Vue.js support, and enablement of more native features

The Android Components is a set of reusable pieces of software that allows you to mix and match different components to create browsers without having to reinvent the wheel every time.

Following the migration to D8 as its new Dalvik compiler, Google has been working on a new code shrinker, R8, which is now available in Android Studio 3.3 beta. R8 promises to deliver smaller APK files in less time.

In this article we will talk about three of these frameworks: React Native, Ionic, and NativeScript. After introducing you to these frameworks, we will move on to their comparison and try to find which one of them is best on what scenarios.

As people become increasingly reliant on their smartphones and other mobile devices, it’s clear that mobile app development brings some fantastic opportunities to developers. It’s also crucial to develop your mobile apps with the importance of security at the forefront of your mind at all times.

In this article, we will give you a walk-through of why the Xamarin framework is the best for your mobile development needs, including the features and benefits.

In this article we go into the Flutter TextField widget comprehensively and find out the features and possible customisations of it.

Especially those moth aliens

The Ministry's work is done

Watt wee right Ken bee nuclear

Because it's the Year of the Windows Subsystem for Linux

I guess those slackers in Denmark should be mining more bitcoin?

The article doesn't answer the important question: what does it do to my framerate in PUBG?

This blurb is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

I don't know what makes me sadder: that it was proposed, that someone did it, or that it works.

Are they sure they got the commas right in that? I'd have thought it was: "Open source survey shows Python, love, security pain points"

"The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step."

We're going to need a bigger museum

"The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence. "