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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.

Mozilla is pushing forward with its Firefox mobile OS concept with regular OS and developer tool updates and readily available test hardware. So how's the dev experience? Sean Holden had a chance to play with one recently and explains how a little HTML, CSS and JavaScript goes together to build a mobile app.

There's more to successful iOS development than firing up Xcode and building view controllers. Pulkit Goyal put together a list of his 11 favorite third-party tools, frameworks, libraries and services that will let you get more done faster, from CocoaPods dependency management to TestFlight beta testing. Great stuff here.

Ron Amadeo and the team at Android Police have been doing a great job of parsing out the likely API features for the rumored Google Games center for Android. Read on to learn about cloud game saving, opponent matchmaking, achievements, leaderboards and more.

Here's another handy list of tools, this time for Windows Phone and Windows 8 development. Visual Studio provides an amazing array of helpful features and extensions these days, but Nigel Sampson directs you to 10 tools, libraries and information resources you should definitely give a try.

Do you have what it takes to become CodeProject.TV’s top Android trainer? Make an instructional video about Android development and upload it to CodeProject.TV for a chance to win a free, full-access pass to AnDevCon in Boston (worth $1,795).

It feels as if Microsoft has shifted focus away from .NET, and with the focus goes resources and innovation.

The good news is that this is just GIT.

This is for those who won't update until SP1.

The kernel isn’t the solution. The kernel is the problem. Don't make it do all the work.

You don't need lots of data. You just need the right data.

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It's 2013 and women are still starting to make their presence felt in the game industry.

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