Neil McAllister
Google offers developers a peek at Glass
Prototypes of Google's wearable computing technology will ship next year -- for a hefty price
Sencha Architect: Visual HTML5, sort of
Sencha's drag-and-drop tool for building Web and mobile apps is friendly to designers if they're also developers
Where do all the old programmers go?
In search of the fabled elephants' graveyard of software developers over 40
7 programming myths -- busted!
The tools are sharper, but software development remains rife with misconceptions on productivity, code efficiency, offshoring, and more
7 programming myths -- busted!
The tools are sharper, but software development remains rife with misconceptions about productivity, code efficiency, offshoring, and more.
Oracle vs. Google: Who owns the Java APIs?
Oracle calls dibs on the Java APIs, even if Java itself is open. If the court agrees, it'll be bad news for developers everywhere.
The ugly underbelly of coder culture
Today's developers are overwhelmingly young and male, and they're barring the door from a more diverse workforce.
Last call for client-side Java
As browser makers move to block vulnerable plug-ins, Java's future as a client-side platform is uncertain.
What developers can expect at Google I/O 2012
Google's annual developer conference sold out in 20 minutes. Here's what all the fuss is about.
Web Components: New hope for Web designers
Experimental Web technology aims to make it easier to build rich Web apps with ordinary markup and CSS
Why new programming languages succeed -- or fail
Some languages become industry favorites, while others drift into obscurity. What sets the successes apart?