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Write gooder!

Making it easier to detect Stack Overflow Driven Development

You're not a {blank} developer, you're a developer (or should be)

Are you sure it does what you think it does?

Did lying down make the list?

Developers are from Neptune, marketing is from Saturn (my inner child was going to select a different outer planet there)

OK, now he's just messing with us

Or watch online for free (although you won't get a gadget then)

The advertisements will be waiting for you at your destination

You're letting the market down - get out there and buy!

"Extended warranty? How can I lose?"

I'm guessing "semi-colons, braces, and parentheses" will continue to be popular.

Same great ReSharper taste, now in a new box!

There you go: now you can get everything aligned and in harmony

Prepare yourself for the cutting edge!

"Law is a Bottomless-Pit, it is a Cormorant, a Harpy, that devours every thing."

"My legs are old and bent, my ears are grizzled"

Here are six of the top ways your development can go astray and leave your app in danger of heading off a performance cliff.

While the mobile opportunity has been clear for some time, how to best tackle it remains a subject of debate. In particular, when building software for mobile should we invest in Web-based solutions or a native apps? Yes...

Apple subsidiary FileMaker on Tuesday announced the FileMaker iOS App SDK, a set of coding tools that offer developers the means to build native iPhone and iPad apps.

It is time to start looking beyond smartphone hardware. We are observing signs that the smartphone market is mature. More than two billion people have a smartphone, and the market is moving to “replacement cycle innovation” rather than “adoption cycle innovation.”

It's a big decision because it's hard to back out of middleware, analyst says

We don’t pretend to have all the answers, and you certainly don’t have to use all the tools we mention – but we’d like to pay it forward, based on knowledge we’ve gathered from colleagues and learned by making mistakes.