Articles having tag: MICROSOFT

Trends in HTML5 and mobile development - webinar recording

A couple of weeks ago I wrote a blog post inviting you all to our webinar we presented with Forrester Research. So thanks for everyone who attended and special thanks to Jefferey Hammond of Forrester who did an outstanding job in discussing the Open Web, Cloud...

Keep Calm And PowerShell On

By SB Chatterjee

Another variation of thehistoric poster from WW2.SharePoint variationshere\u2026

Steve Ballmer tops Forbes list of five CEOs who should have already been fired

By marie

Well this has got to be great news for Microsoft, their CEO Steve Ballmer is the worst CEO of\xa0any large publicly traded American company, if you believe Forbes.\xa0The executive sits atop of a list that contains the CEOs of other large companies such as...

Keep Calm And SharePoint

By SB Chatterjee

Variations of thehistoric poster from WW2.

iPad currently takes 95% of all tablet web traffic

By marie

While many researchers are arguing just how many percent of the tablet sales the iPad accounts for, a\xa0new study released on Friday brings forth some very interesting numbers, according to Chitika Insights the three generations of Apple’s iPad account...

Smoked by Windows Phone by the numbers (and new ads!)

By Ben Rudolph

When I kicked offSmoked by Windows Phone at CESin January, I did it with one thing in mind \u2013 show the world that Windows Phone is simply faster at the everyday stuff that people do on their smartphones. Since then we've seen it in the Microsoft Stores,...

Cronyism comes to the SharePoint Community

By SB Chatterjee

Last year, forSharePoint Saturday New York2011 #SPSNYC , I had submitted 3 proposed developer sessions and all three were rejected. Apparently, there were 7 SharePoint governance sessions in a track that crowded out the developers but four of the governance...

VC++ and Win8 Metro apps: May 18, livestream and on-demand

By Herb Sutter

Want to know how to write cool tablet apps using Visual C++? On May 18, Microsoft is hosting a one-day free technical event for developers who want to write Metro apps for Windows 8 using Visual C++. I'm giving the opening talk, and the rest of the day...

Looking for compiler engineers

By Herb Sutter

Are you a compiler engineer or know one, and looking for interesting work on a top-notch team? We're hiring. (That particular link says two openings, but there are more.) Filed under: C++, Microsoft

C++ Libraries: Casablanca

By Herb Sutter

At GoingNative in February, I emphasized the need for more modern and portable C++ libraries, including for things like RESTful web/cloud services, HTTP, JSON, and more. The goal is to find or develop modern C++ libraries that leverage C++11 features, and then...