CW Developer Network
The latest trends in software development from the Computer Weekly Application Developer Network.
August 2010
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Microsoft Windows Phone 7: Notes from the developer workshop floor
27 Aug 2010 -
W3C launches new web performance working group
23 Aug 2010 -
The 'meaningful' mobile web that talks to phones properly
23 Aug 2010
As of September 16, the final version of Windows Phone developer tools will be available for download - we speak to the development team for an insight.
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has launched a new Web Performance Working Group to provide methods to measure aspects of application performance.
Bemoko offers a solution aimed at the fragmentation of different browsers and devices in the mobile web marketplace.
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HTML 5 & Internet Explorer 9 opinions, not all from Microsoft
19 Aug 2010 -
Adobe's testing tool for your web site "experience"
18 Aug 2010 -
A "sneaky peek" at Embarcadero RAD Studio XE
16 Aug 2010 -
Microsoft responds to Windows Phone 7 application development criticism
13 Aug 2010 -
Carry on Doctor, Your Electronic Patient Records Are Secure
11 Aug 2010 -
Where will cloud computing take us in five-years time?
09 Aug 2010 -
Internet Explorer 9: "11 times faster than IE8"
05 Aug 2010
Microsoft's Internet Explorer 9 Beta and the new HTML 5 specification is also due soon. What will the wider effects be upon web development?
Adobe Test&Target, Powered by Omniture, Receives Highest Score for Strategy and Quality of Customer References within Report and is Recognised for its Market Presence
Embarcadero's new RAD Studio XE application development suite is launching it's sneak peak programme now
Microsoft's Will Coleman responds to Windows Phone 7 criticism by extolling the virtues of its developer marketplace and environment
Healthcare data storage expert and CEO of BridgeHead Software Tony Cotterill has called secure data management the "missing link" to improving patient care in the 21st century.
Cloud computing may benefit from Rapid Application Development tools in the future once core technology hurdles have been overcome.
Microsoft says it has listened closely to developers during the fourth 'platform preview' release of Internet Explorer 9 to increase markup interoperability and increase performance speed.
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IT solutions for 'meaningful' Government spending transparency
04 Aug 2010 -
Developing the 'drive-by' desktop application
02 Aug 2010
Bristol-based UNIT4 Business Software's ERP system is being used by over 90 local government clients to provide so-called 'data transparency'.
Cambridge based RealVNC's now supports Terminal Mode, the proposed industry standard for in car remote access telematics systems.