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Wikipedia reveals how Facebook's hip hop can pep up PHP sites
How Wikipedia halved the time it takes to make edits to its pages by switching to Facebook's Hip Hop Virtual Machine.
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TempleOS: an educational tool for programming experiments
James Sanders explores what drives one man to write an operating system for x86_64, and what the programmer's finished product looks like.
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How to add a dashed line in an Android layout
Save yourself hours of consternation by using this workaround to add a dashed line to your Android layout.
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Create web ads using Flite's Design Studio HTML5
Design Studio HTML5 enables you to create ads for device-agnostic browsers and devices. See if our reviewer recommends it.
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Play with code in the .NET Fiddle sandbox
C# and VB.NET developers can use .NET Fiddle to play with code within a browser window and to share code via URL.
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Use Dreamweaver to find and fix your website's broken internal links
See why Dreamweaver is the ideal tool for locating and fixing broken internal links on your local websites.
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Cool HTML5 implementations in application development and gaming
Ryan Boudreaux reviews trends within HTML5 and provides examples of how HTML5 is being implemented for web, mobile designs, and gaming and development platforms.
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Create cross-platform apps with PhoneGap and jQuery Mobile
Jacob Orshalick shows how simple it is to develop a cross-platform app using PhoneGap and the jQuery Mobile framework.
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Three must-have web development tools
Tony Patton starts each web development project with a certain set of tools. See what's in his toolbox.
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Android developers, prepare for fine-grained user permissions
William J. Francis fills you in on the Android App Ops privacy feature and explains why he believes it's good for users and developers.
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A solution to our Android refactoring code challenge
Android developer William J. Francis presents one way to solve TechRepublic's recent coding challenge for members.
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Create an ASP.NET Web Forms website with Visual Studio 2013
Tony Patton describes what's included in a new ASP.NET Web Forms site created with Visual Studio 2013.
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Pro tip: Use Android's ObjectAnimator class to flip a view
Follow the three steps in this Android animation tutorial to learn how to achieve a wrap around the y-axis.
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Create your own web service for an iOS app, part three
This installment in our iOS development series explores creating and storing tags in order to exchange them.
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Microsoft Enterprise Library helps .NET developers be more productive
The Microsoft Enterprise Library offers reusable software components to assist with building .NET applications. Learn how to contribute to one or more of its projects.
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Chart.js library simplifies adding charts to web applications
The Chart.js library uses the HTML5 Canvas element as the launching pad for a full-featured package for creating and presenting charts.
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iOS tutorial, part 2: Creating a web service
Learn how to roll your own web service and interact with it in an iOS environment. We use a weather app for the sample data.
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How app developers can get their pots of gold
There are more ways than ever to create and consume content. This is good news for software developers, who now have even more opportunities to strike it rich.
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Three must-have web development tools
Tony Patton starts each web development project with a certain set of tools. See what's in his toolbox.
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Pick the right on-screen keyboard for your iOS App
It is important for iOS developers to use the appropriate keyboard layout for any given situation.
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Test-Driven Development with existing projects
TDD can work well even when maintaining poorly designed software.
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Sprucing up your iOS Apps with simple animations: Part 1
Adding even the simplest of animations can give your app that extra dose of wow.
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Build your own iOS Flickr App: Part 2
Tune the performance of our simple Flickr app created in Part 1 with GDC and cache.
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Automatically generate icons for iOS apps
It can be painful generating all the different icon sizes for your iOS application. Todd Moore shows you a time saver that can simplify the process.
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Better and cleaner code: Unit testing with Xcode
Add unit tests while developing your app to ensure your app works as expected and fixes remain fixed as you make changes.
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Better code: Develop universal Apps for iOS devices
Better code: Develop universal Apps for iOS devices
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Sprucing up your apps with simple animations: Part 2
Adding even the simplest of animations can give your iOS app a more polished look.
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Efficient code is good but clean code is better
Efficiency can be important when writing code, but it should usually take a back seat to writing clear code. Chad Perrin explains why.
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Secure your code: iOS is rich target for spying software
The popularity of Apple devices makes them a prime target for spying programs, malware, and simple thievery.
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Better iOS code: Wield the power of Core Image
Learn to wield the power of Core Image with this tutorial from Marcio Valenzuela.