CW Developer Network
The latest trends in software development from the Computer Weekly Application Developer Network.
December 2011
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SAP's 2012 vision: gas meters, Twitter and Aktiengesellschaft
21 Dec 2011 -
IBM hypothesises on next five years of innovation
19 Dec 2011 -
Santa outsources North Pole toy factory B2B environment
16 Dec 2011
SAP AG, or as I like to call them Systemanalyse And Programmentwicklung Aktiengesellschaft (it's just catchier) has had a pretty good year it seems -- in terms of media recognition if not ...
If you ever get asked this question, the answer is simple -- about five years.
E-commerce and integration services company GXS knows a "story crowbar" when it sees one and has creatively drawn up a tale detailing Santa's "Present Delivery Network".
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IBM's "new" Internet: full of toasters, earrings & electronic T-shirts
15 Dec 2011 -
Data analytics for the drag-and-drop generation
12 Dec 2011 -
The desert island procedural set-based thinking challenge
11 Dec 2011 -
Will our future be shaped by "polyglot" programmers?
09 Dec 2011 -
Games: the 'most popular' form of mobile application
07 Dec 2011 -
Handling "complex" web sites, it's complicated
06 Dec 2011 -
Sound: the next (social media) killer app?
05 Dec 2011
IBM has joined forces with Italian hardware architecture specialist Eurotech to donate a complete draft protocol for what it describes as a "asynchronous inter-device communication" to the Eclipse ...
Jaspersoft has built drag-and-drop data analytics (and reporting) functionality (with the non-technical user in mind) into the 4.5 release of its eponymously named core product.
One of the biggest challenges for modern day developers is dealing with the number of platforms thrown at them by technology providers. To highlight the issue let's look at the differences between ...
If you ask a software programmer what language they write in the answer is sometimes simple and you may get a one word reply i.e. Java, Python, PHP, Visual Basic, C# or C++ etc.
RunRev's academy (well, no obligation promotional vehicle really) runs from December 6 to January 31 and offers would-be (and experienced) mobile app developers an "accelerated course in the ...
While a good chunk of application development is aligning towards mobile apps that are in many cases initially scaled back (as updates follow) and/or even disposable -- somewhere, in the cloud data ...
Could audio "sound" be the next killer app?