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Native Xamarin is holding up Xamarin.Forms now. The benefit of reusable business logic across platforms and native API access in C# are great benefits, and they are still strong. Xamarin.Forms leverages that, but isn’t providing the efficiency it used to.

Mobile applications need to support a wide range of device sizes, pixel densities and orientations.

The aptly named MobiCom conference, the flagship conference of Association for Computing Machinery SIGMOBILE, is the place where the research community gathers each year to discuss cutting-edge research and to peek into the future.

"Kwaba, kwaba kitty kitty"

The announcement was a Big Bang

And if Andromeda crosses us again, it's next

Now we know how to defend ourselves

Great, I'll let them post the news tomorrow

If only there were some open way for them to share their source?

ASP.NET Menthol still not available

Where to hang the parts?

"...not!"

"Good-night, sweet prince; And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest"

No one could have seen that coming!

It's been working for the EU

Because 10x is so last year?

You know: send them a few YouTube videos on the subject and give them a deadline

Nope, just derp learning

Today, the Mountain View company introduced reCaptcha v3, a next-gen version of the platform that affords more flexibility to developers.

We as software developers have created several disciplines for coding: test-driven developments, clean code principles, and screaming architecture, to name a few. However, we often find our web.config files can sprawl out of control.

Node v11.0.0 is released. The focus of this current release is primarily towards improving internals, and performance. It is an update to the stable V8 7.0.

Accessibility of the world wide web hasn’t always been a number one priority for web developers (much to detriment of internet users). Whilst very few people set out to design a website that is inaccessible, many studies have documented partially or completely inaccessible websites

Many people have messaged me, confused about where to get started with testing.

Attribute selectors are magical. They can get you out of sticky problems, help you avoid adding classes and point out some problems in your code.