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It's the new corporate scent, now that they've gone private

Get stuff, and help others (win, win)

Is the title longer than the book?

For all your Office coding fun

Video, for everyone!

If only there was a way we could write applications and install them on the client's machines...

Now you can use your code to git your code to git

Compilers: never trust them. This is why I write everything in QBasic!

Richard Tate of HopeLab on developing successful healthcare apps. (video)

"I'd buy that for a dollar!"

You've decided that you're going to write a mobile app. Good for you. You've decided that you don't want to write it in whichever proprietary flavour for a single phone. Go, team! Next step? Picking a library (of course, you could just do it the hard way, but then you wouldn't need to read this article, would you?)

It may not be Visual Studio, but App Studio (still in Beta) is a nice non-programmer programming tool. It's obviously hit a useful niche as well, as it's lead to 65K apps in the marketplace.

But those are shiny, one-piece aluminum bugs, aren't they pretty?

Responsive Web design is a great idea, especially if you're expecting mobile users to hit your Web site. But it's more effort, and obviously customers might not be interested in paying for it. Enter, this article.

Programming for Android? Then you know information is everywhere: the docs, CodeProject, StackOverflow, as well as at other random sites. So, why not do what you did to get through Shakespeare in High School: read the Cliff Notes?

OK, this cross-industry promotion for the next release of Android is either silly or brilliant (depending on your sense of humour, and the appeal of chocolate). (Thanks to SDTimes for suggesting this one)

Are people finally realizing the niceness of Windows Phone? Granted, they're still under 4%, but they're in the right direction. Maybe it's all that product placement in "Under the Dome."

Getting paid like one is your job

"Methink’st thou art a general offence and every man should beat thee."

Can we just create a shorter list of "companies not thinking of buying Blackberry"?

And it won't be raining money

I don't understand: Adobe is so well known for secure software (thanks SDTimes)

At least until they want to start charging again

Don't forget to kick the tires