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Appery.io and More Mobile Development Democratization

September 4, 2013

Business

Android, Appery.io, Application programming interface, Facebook, IOS, JavaScript, Salesforce.com, Visual Basic

Let’s get one thing straight – delivering applications to mobile users is a non-negotiable requirement for enterprise IT. It’s for this reason that every man and his dog is now creating a mobile back end to enable this change.…

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Heroku Rolls out Support for JavaScript within PostGres

June 5, 2013

Business

google, Heroku, JavaScript, JSON, NoSQL, PostgreSQL, Relational database, SQL

There’s always battles waging in the technology community – Linux vs Windows, OpenStack vs AWS, DevOps vs NoOps vs SomeOtherKindOfOps. Another oft visited argument is the relation versus non-relational databases. Essentially the protagonists for the NoSQL movement suggest that…

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Lowering Mobile Development Barriers to Entry

October 22, 2012

Business

Android, Cross-platform, Icenium, IOS, JavaScript, Mobile application development, Software development kit, xCode

Icenium is today launching what would appear to be a very compelling proposition – an environment that enables cross platform mobile development that decouples development from a particular development environment, full suite of developer products and SDK. Icenium decouples…

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3scale Revamps Products, Goes Free and Jumps on a Bandwagon

May 2, 2012

Business

API, Application programming interface, google, JavaScript, JSON, Programming, Representational State Transfer

A raft of product announcements coming through today from API enablement vendor 3scale. Some cosmetic, some pricing related and some all about improving adoption. All together they make a complete end-to-end API platform that can scale alongside growing organization.…

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Torbit Delivers Insights into Website Speed

April 25, 2012

Business

aptimize, Conversion rate, Google Analytics, JavaScript, Site Management, Torbit, Website

We’ve long known that small incremental improvements in website speed pay dividends in terms of higher conversion rates. Traditionally however there has been something of a disconnect with website performance vendors focusing closely on developing improved speed functionality on…

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FeedHenry Powers Mobile Application on Cloud Foundry

March 6, 2012

Business

Cloudfoundry, DevOps, FeedHenry, JavaScript, Platform as a service, VMware

In researching a development whitepaper that I’m soon to publish, I’ve been struck by how development is now a strongly bifurcated role – there is a segmentation of needs and skills between those building for the backend – who…

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EngineYard Adds Another Framework and Introduces Labs

November 18, 2011

Business

EngineYard, google, Heroku, JavaScript, Node.js, PaaS, Programming language

Quick post this morning to tell reader that EngineYard is rolling out yet another language/framework for its PaaS, this time Node.js. Alongside this fact (and we’ve all grown pretty well accustomed to PaaS players adding new languages and frameworks…

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Blog Archives

Appery.io and More Mobile Development Democratization

Heroku Rolls out Support for JavaScript within PostGres

Lowering Mobile Development Barriers to Entry

3scale Revamps Products, Goes Free and Jumps on a Bandwagon

Torbit Delivers Insights into Website Speed

FeedHenry Powers Mobile Application on Cloud Foundry

EngineYard Adds Another Framework and Introduces Labs