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Category Archives: Developement
Windows 7 Training Kit for Developers
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on 27/10/2009
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Take a Look at the Windows API Code Pack for the Microsoft .NET Framework
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on 27/10/2009
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The Windows API Code Pack for the Microsoft .NET Framework provides a source code library that can be used to access some new Windows 7 features (and some existing features of older versions of the Windows operating system) from managed code. These Windows features are not available to developers today in the .NET Framework.
NetBeans IDE 6.8 Beta Available for Download!
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on 27/10/2009
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Dive Into HTML5: Video on the Web
Posted by js
on 20/10/2009
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Zend Framework 1.9.4 Released
Posted by js
on 14/10/2009
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nWire for PHP Released: Real-Time PHP Code Visualization and Exploration
Posted by js
on 14/10/2009
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Ever got lost in a sea of code, overwhelmed by the complexity of your application? Good news, there’s an app for that!
Visualize, navigate and search PHP code with nWire for PHP, a plugin for Eclipse PDT and Zend Studio 7. nWire provides innovative code analysis for large scale and enterprise PHP applications, enabling significant development cost reduction.
Android Application Development
Posted by js
on 12/10/2009
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stoolpigeon writes “Google’s mobile OS Android has received plenty of press. As with a lot of Google products, there was much anticipation before any devices were even available. Now a number of phones are available, with many more coming out world-wide in the near future. Part of the lure of Android is the openness of the platform and the freely available tools for development. The SDK and accompanying Eclipse plug-in give the would be creator of the next great Android application everything they need to make their idea reality. The bar to entry in the official Google Android Marketplace is very low and it doesn’t seem to be much of a stretch to predict that the number of developers working on Android is only going to grow. As with any hot technology the number of books will grow as well and O’Reilly’s Android Application Development has jumped into the fray, promising to help budding Android developers what they need to get started.” Read on for the rest of JR’s review.
Read more of this story at Slashdot.
Internet Explorer 8 Developer Series Overview
Posted by js
on 06/10/2009
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PHP in Action Blog: Bad code is good for you?
Posted by js
on 04/10/2009
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Rafael Dohms’ Blog: PHP Security: Are you paying attention?
Posted by js
on 04/10/2009
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