Software developers are changing: They want to learn in different ways
Software is changing, and with it how we look at developer relations. So how is that change affecting the developer conference?
Unapologetically opinionated views on technology, in the office and out
Software is changing, and with it how we look at developer relations. So how is that change affecting the developer conference?
Reviews often rate phone camera quality. But should they really be looking at what pictures we take with those phones once they're in our pockets?
In business, mixed and augmented reality makes a lot more sense than virtual reality.
Companies need to think hard about what to do with technologies that are old but still much loved.
The microphone, the camera, the clipboard, all of your files; now that the browser is close to an OS, what controls should there be for security and privacy?
Microsoft doesn't mind if you stop using Excel for the wrong things, as it's been building replacements to compete with the tools trying to replace Excel for doing things it wasn't designed for.
Now you can make your own phone add-ons with Motorola's Moto Mods developer kit.
Modern developer tools and platforms need a new approach to delivering documentation. How should you go about delivering it?
The demise of Kinect is a worrying change in the options for how we can interact with our devices.
If you use Word the way that many people use Word, be careful with the new AutoSave feature
Even apparently excellent roaming deals like 3's Feel at Home can have problems; a burner SIM is a useful alternative.
There are problems that can only be solved with software. But what happens when you're the only person with that problem?
In praise of older -- and newer -- software and why the PC will always have a role to play.
With Salesforce DX, the SaaS CRM giant is taking a leap into the modern development world.
MongoDB's Atlas database as a service becomes a platform.
Enterprise Software
Microsoft Office tip: The new AutoSave may not be as useful as you think
Security
Windows 10
Smartphones
Here's what I learned going from Windows Phone 8.1 to Windows 10 Mobile, to Android - and back again
Mobility