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Details of Visual Studio 2013 Revealed at Tech Ed

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The highly-anticipated released of Microsoft's flagship project, the Visual Studio 2013 got a preview of some of its details during the Tech Ed 2013 while the public preview will be held later this month at Build. Most of the changes in the Visual Studio 2013 are to Team Foundation Server, some developers were expecting and hoping for major changes to Visual Studio itself, so they have to be

Ubuntu Ended Dreams of Toppling Windows

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The founder of open source software Ubuntu, Mark Shuttleworth declared that his dreams of topping the world's most popular software, Windows have already ended. He already gave up on his dream of ending Microsoft's dominance but credited iOS and Android of getting a chunk of the market share in mobile platforms. During the year 2004, Shuttleworth wrote the "Bug #1" in Ubuntu's development logs

Windows 8.1 Released Start Button Isn't Back

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The world's leading software company, Microsoft, released some information regarding the highly-anticipated Windows 8.1. The Start Button is not reinstated. For the past few days you may read some headlines that the well-known Start Button is back, then you are simply being misled. Microsoft announcement states that although you can see the Start Button being added to the desktop bar, but unlike

Always Be Coding (ABC) Advice from David Byttow

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David Byttow is a former employee of Google, and Square but currently he is building things on his own. He also works for Double Helix, Namco Bandai and Obvious. Aside from working in some of the world's prominent software companies, he has received offers from Naughty Dog, Activision, Riot Games, Blizzard, Pinterest, Goldman Sachs and many more. He made a name for himself after he worked with

PayPal Denies Reward for Teenager After Finding Vulnerabilities

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Robert Kruger, a 17-year-old German student discovered some vulnerabilities in PayPal and contends that the company has denied him a reward for finding vulnerability in its website. According to a news report from PCWorld, Kruger notified PayPal of the vulnerability on May 19, but because he was still under the age of 18 he was not eligible for the program. The PayPal bug bounty program based upon

Official Android IDE Released by Google

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The official Android IDE was already released by the world's leading technology company, Google, during the Google I/O event. The release of the Android IDE is a welcome development especially for the programming community who are thinking of working with Android. Until recently it is very difficult for programmer who wanted to create an app. Before the release of Android IDE, you have to install

Google Apps Script Useful Enhancement Announced

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Google announcement recently some of the most useful enhancement to their Apps Script. The information was relayed according to Saurabh Gupta's post in the official Google Apps Developer Blog. There are five areas of enhancement in the Google Apps Script. Gupta summarized the five areas of enhancement which were enumerated below. ***Scripts in Google Docs The App Script team has added custom menus

Importance of Version Control System (VCS) for Developers

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The Version Control Systems are important tools that every developer should be using, especially for PHP programmers. There are instances that developers don't make part the version control systems on their development tool set. We are going to discuss the Version Control System, why they are so important to be used by all developers. Before discussing the importance of VCS let us first define the

Amazon Web Service (AWS) Launches Certification

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One of the leading web services, the Amazon Web Service (AWS) has launched a certification program for developers and administrators who want to be able to show their competence in working with Amazon Web Services. The two most famous AWS are the Amazon EC2 and Amazon S3. The AWS Certification is built around three primary roles namely Solutions Architect, SysOps Administrator, and Developer. It

Dropbox Launches First Developer Conference

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The word's leading file hosting service company, Dropbox, announced that they will be having their first-ever developer conference to be held this coming July 9, 2013 at Fort Mason in San Francisco, California. According to Dropbox, adding another 100 million users means integrating with an ever-increasing number of devices and services. For that reason, it needs an army of willing developers. The