The inventor of the first PC spreadsheet talks about his new book and challenges facing developers.
Red Hat and Microsoft loom large as thousands of developers ponder the future of Java at annual meet last week.
As applications take flight beyond the desktop, the .NET Framework is trying to keep pace. The programming environment, which debuted in 2002 and today ships with Windows, SQL Server and Visual Studio, remains the consistent foundation for Microsoft's proliferating toolsets.
The annual Web 2.0 Expo is considered a prominent showcase and launching ground for noteworthy next-generation applications, and this year's gathering in San Francisco was no exception.
RDN Editor Kathleen Richards talks with Microsoft's Kris Horrocks.
Mike Nash, Microsoft's corporate vice president for Windows product management, talks about the status of IE 8 RC1.
.NET developers face adjustments as they start coding for Microsoft's high-flying workflow and collaboration platform.
In the keynote on Tuesday, Microsoft's Jason Zander showcased advances in the new VS 2010 user interface for the first time to VSLive! attendees.
Release combines the GlassFish app server with a number of open source projects, including the GlassFish Web Stack, GlassFish Web Space Server and GlassFish ESB.
Mike Gunderloy walks you through the steps and code needed for handling this kind of relationship in the user interface.
Will a paradigm shift rock the mobile application industry if the iTunes App Store strikes a chord with users?
Benefits of reusability and business agility touted.
New ebizQ survey shows that most enterprises are still in the beginning stages of implementing a service-oriented architecture.
Spring 2.5 embraces annotations in a variety of new ways.
Paul Preiss champions the role of software architects.