Articles having tag: DEVELOPER

Dropbox makes SDK changes, now complies with Apple’s rules

Last week we reported that Apple had begun rejecting apps that used Dropbox SDK allowing apps to link to external purchase options. Now the company reported that they have made updates and now their apps are once again being accepted into the App Store. Dropbox...

Practical Introduction to XML Manipulation Using XQuery in SQL Server

By Seth Delconte

XQuery was developed by W3C as a query language designed to programmatically interact with and manipulate Extensible Markup Language (XML).\xa0 XQuery uses XPath methods and expressions to search and retrieve XML data.\xa0 In this article, I’d like to...

Common Table Expressions (CTE) for SQL Server Developers

By Dinesh Asanka

What is A CTE? A CTE is a temporary view that exists only in the scope of running query. A CTE is similar to a view but a CTE is embedded into the query. CTEs can be used in Stored Procedures, User Define Functions (UDFs), Triggers and Views but not in Indexed...

Exclusive Interview with John Casey, author of “The Art of Launching an App”

By marie

With more than 600,000 Apps available in the App Store it can be extremely hard to get your app noticed. Recently John Casey wrote a very interesting article titled “The Art of Launching an App“\xa0in it he describes the app world like a giant forest...

Apple encourages developers to sign up for Developer ID ahead of the Mountain Lion release this Summer

By marie

With the release of Mountain Lion just a few months away, Apple has begun preparing the Mac Developing community for the new Gatekeeper feature. Developers are reporting having received an email from Apple\xa0encouraging them to sign up for the company’s...

The Wrap: Secrets of a No. 1 app, the minds behind Metro, 5 hot apps

By Michael Stroh

This week’s story highlights are dedicated to the hardworking indie coders out there dreaming up and writing cool apps for my Windows Phone. You guys rock. Here’s some inspiration: What’s it take to make your app No. 1? Microsoft’s...

Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) to kick off June 11

By marie

The announcement we have all been waiting for is finally here, Apple has officially announced that it will hold its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) June 11 through June 15 at San Francisco's Moscone West. At this year's five-day conference,...

Evernote announce second annual worldwide developer competition: The Evernote Devcup!

By marie

The guys at Evernote have some great news, they have just\xa0announced their second annual worldwide developer competition: the Evernote Devcup! Devcup challenges software developers and designers to create awesome products that help over 25 million users do...

WWDC

By Jeff LaMarche

As somebody who reads this blog, you probably already know that WWDC tickets are on sale. I wouldn't expect them to be available long. Apple has taken some steps to slow down the sales, such as implementing a developer membership requirement and a one-ticket-per-individual-member...

New T-SQL Features in SQL Server 2012

By Dinesh Asanka

Paging Data Paging is a big issue for developers as it is required for many applications but entails many performance problems.\xa0 Developers have used different workarounds to support paging. For example, assume we need to display several pages of the HumanResource.Employee...