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Which Programming Language Do You Prefer?
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed Someone on our Lockergnome site recently asked which full programming language is “the best.” That is a good question – but impossible to answer, really. Each language was developed for a specific purpose. What works for one type of application may [...]
What Would You Do With TechNet?
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed Someone recently asked if it was worth spending money on a TechNet subscription from Microsoft. If you’re a developer, the answer is a definite yes. If you’re a student – you can get a pretty hefty discount. In any case, if [...]
Zumobi Network Brings App Within App Ads
This is a guest post written by Matt Gamboa. The Zumobi Network is the creator of several free mobile applications across multiple platforms. Because of their creation of rich mobile apps, they’ve been able to partner with brands such as HP, MSNBC, Southwest Airlines, and Mercedes-Benz to acquire premium ad sponsorships. The idea is simple. [...]
Prepare Your Eyedrops for a Travel Bidding War
This is a guest post written by Matt Gamboa. A Seattle Startup located in historic Pioneer Square is looking to change the way you compete for the best price in vacationing. Off & Away is a hotel auctioning site that puts a little twist on things and truly promotes staring at the screen and watching [...]
How Much Are You Worth?
This is a guest post written by Matt Gamboa. If you ask most people the question, “Do you get paid enough?” You’ll most certainly always be answered with a NO. Salary is a top concern and there’s always that certain number that will make you a happy worker. Fortunately, there’s a Seattle Startup to let [...]
Smilebox Makes Scrapbooking Easy
This is a guest post written by Matt Gamboa. Are you in to scrapbooking? Do you like to make decorative web cards to celebrate the birth of a baby? Does the thought of making a high school prom collage online to share with your Facebook and Twitter friends excite you? Well, don’t worry about taking [...]
Deploy – A New Seattle Conference for Developers
I’m launching a new conference with the folks over at Seattle 2.0 called Deploy – Today’s Technology for Tomorrow’s Apps. It will be held Monday, November 8th from 9AM – 5PM at the Bell Harbor Conference Center. Deploy is a conference for technology builders and geeks. New languages, frameworks, storage systems, methodologies and devices are [...]
Underemployed Developers to Receive Software and Tools
Project Phoenix understands that the economy isn’t doing so hot right now. They also understand that developers are an integral part of moving technology AND the economy into the future. Even though you may be underemployed – or even completely unemployed – right now, the folks at Project Phoenix wants to help. Over the next [...]
Gnomedex 2010 Open Government Hackathon
If you have a passion for coding and will be in Seattle on August 20 – 21st, you will want to attend this event. The Gnomedex10 Open Government Hackathon will be held at the Edgewater Hotel – adjacent to the Bell Harbor Conference Center. The event is slated to begin as our Gnomedex conference winds [...]
Open Source vs Closed Source
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed Justin called from southern California recently to talk about open source projects. He’s doing some research into this for school, and had a few questions. Justin asked my opinion as to the pros and cons of both open source and closed [...]
Twitter for Android
A few weeks ago, the Twitter team announced that we would be seeing a Twitter client coming soon to Android devices. The app has become available sooner than we thought, as announced on the official Twitter blog today. “When apps work well with each other, sharing becomes as second nature on machines as it does [...]
Do Computer Majors Mean Anything Anymore?
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed The job market is always changing. Computer program majors often find themselves having a tough time after graduation. It may sound insane due to the number of computer-related fields that are are there. Much of it depends on where you live, [...]
iMockups for the iPad
Developers are going to want this app for their iPad. If you weren’t planning to buy an iPad, this app alone could very well change your mind. You already carry around some type of notebook to sketch out your ideas for the next must-have iPhone or iPad app, right? Using this app on your shiny [...]
What is GameSalad?
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed Kevoc recently attended MacWorld, and was kind enough to record a few videos for us, since I wasn’t able to attend myself. GameSalad is the world’s most advanced game creation tool for non-programmers. With GameSalad, game makers of all levels can [...]
How to Make an iPhone App
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed Anthony saw my call for screencasters, and stepped up to the plate. He has created an amazing tutorial for all of you would-be iPhone devs out there! In this screencast, he will show you how to get started, and walk you [...]
