Developers: Now There\'s A Way To Code Directly In The Browser Window - The Business Insider

Developers: Now There's A Way To Code Directly In The Browser WindowThe Business InsiderCloud9 IDE has the biggest innovation in IDEs since Microsoft brought us Visual Basic: everything runs on the cloud. What does that mean? Well, instead of coding in text files sitting on your computer, you code directly in the browser window. ...and more »

Pex4fun teaches coding through your smartphone - THINQ.co.uk

The Guardian (blog)Pex4fun teaches coding through your smartphoneTHINQ.co.ukPex4fun, developed by Microsoft Research, is a new, free Windows Phone 7 app which is designed to allow users to write code in C#, F#, and VisualBasic in order to achieve certain goals - with points given out if they're successful. ...Pex4fun From Microsoft Research Allows You To Code In WP7WMPoweruser.comIs Windows Phone 7 for me?MobileSyrup.comall 235 news articles »

First ever Facebook Hacker Cup World Champion - iProgrammer

wwweryFirst ever Facebook Hacker Cup World ChampioniProgrammerThey could choose any language and tool and while C++ was the most popular choice, Tiancheng Lou used Visual Basic and Petr Mitrichev used Java with IntelliJ IDEA. "It's harder to make a mistake in Java ... [IntelliJ] runs the same on all platforms so ...Ruskie Java coder lifts inaugural Facebook Hacker CupRegisterall 5 news articles »

Microsoft\'s Plan to Spread Windows Phone 7 Apps - PC World

Globe and MailMicrosoft's Plan to Spread Windows Phone 7 AppsPC World... use the same Microsoft tools they're familiar with, all with add-ons to support Windows Phone 7: Silverlight, XNA Studio for games, Visual Basic, the . ...The first Windows Phone 7 apps you should grabmsnbc.comall 1,057 news articles »

Pros and cons of rogue databases - GCN.com

Pros and cons of rogue databasesGCN.comI am appreciating its power to quickly achieve nontrivial functionality, loving the huge developer community and simultaneously hating Visual Basic for its ...

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Telepresence catching on, but hold onto your wallet (IT World)

With the economy in a downturn, it\'s no surprise that companies have been slashing travel budgets. But at MetLife, officials say the focus is also on employees\' quality of life, keeping them home as much as possible. As a result, the insurance giant has recently made a big push into telepresence technology.