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• Evaluating an Object's PropertyPath

  This workaround provides a way to evaluate the PropertyPath value of an object, even if it's not bound to a data consumer.

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• Enterprise Apps Customers Have Issues

  A new Forrester survey shows that enterprises users see significant problems with the current crop of enterprise apps.

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• Adobe Courts Android Developers for Photoshop.com Mobile

  Unlike the Apple version, the Android version of Photoshop.com Mobile will be open to third party developers.

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• White House Backs Open311

  The standard would allow developers to create mash-ups using real-time data available from local government.

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• Windows Phone 7 Will Not Run Windows Mobile Apps

  The latest version of Microsoft's mobile operating system will make a clean break with the past.

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• Why Data as a Service Will Reshape EAI

  The advantages of a data integration approach over Enterprise Application Integration are considerable.

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• More than 130 Million Enterprise Users in the Mobile Cloud by 2014

  Juniper Research says the growth will be driven in part by cloud providers opening up their APIs.

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• Bug-Free Software? Dream On

  While no software is completely free of glitches, developers have a responsibility to produce the best code they can.

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• Kooaba Debuts Image Recognition API

  The image recognition startup has opened up its library of 10 million images to developers.

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• Source Code Management a Weak Spot in Aurora Attacks

  McAfee encourages companies to strengthen the security measures protecting their code and other valuable IP.

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• Survey: Plenty To Worry About When It Comes To Security

  More IT managers worry about cyber attacks than they do about traditional crime, natural disasters, or terrorism, according to a State of Enterprise Security report released by Symantec last month.

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• Vimov Helps Developers Test Multitouch iPad Apps

  Until developers can get their hands on an actual iPad, Vimov's iSimulate tool can make it easier to test apps using device's multi-touch capabilities.

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• Google Handing Out Free Nexus Ones and Droids to Top Android Devs

  If you've created a top-performing app for the Android platform, Google may send you a free phone.

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• Where Android Beats the iPhone

  Developers (and the businesses they work for) benefit from Android's openness, flexibility, and Java foundation.

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• Optimizing Without Breaking a Sweat

  This white paper tells the story of how three Intel employees optimized DreamWorks Animation’s rendering, animation, and special effects applications without recompiling or relinking.

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• Microsoft Offers Upgrade Deal for Developers

  The company has announced two programs designed to increase sales of Visual Studio 2010 Professional.

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• The Art of Narrative and the Semantic Web

  As the Internet continues to evolve, Semantic Web technologies are beginning to emerge, but widespread adoption is likely to still be two to three years out.

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• Step-by-Step: The Do-It-Yourself Security Audit

  Step-by-Step: The Do-It-Yourself Security Audit

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• Intel Dangles Cash to Lure Developers to Its App Store

  The tech giant will pay up to $25K for mobile applications contributed to the AppUp Center.

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• Android App Brings In $13k a Month

  It's not just iPhone developers who can make big bucks on applications.

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• Taking a Java-Based App Offline Using Flash Builder, LiveCycle Data Services

  This article builds a sample application that can seamlessly transition between online and offline connectivity status.

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• State of Software Security Report

  VeraCode finds "strong code-level evidence" to support its assertion that most software is very insecure.

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• Windows Server AppFabric Reaches Beta 2 Milestone

  Microsoft's collection of services for building "mash-up" apps moves one step closer to final release.

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• Google Go Captures Developers' Imaginations

  Although its still experimental, many developers have begun using the language for non-critical applications.

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• Protecting Your Sensitive Information with Encryption

  Protecting Your Sensitive Information with Encryption

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