Well, as happens, the day job is consuming more and more time. Luckily the latest update to the WordPress for iPad app addresses many of the problems I’ve had recently. So I am able to write up a quick Huzzah! while getting ready for dinner. I know work is getting busy when I don’t have […]
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Apps are a live and well
The local Meetup scene continues to amaze me. Last night I went to a Meetup called The Mobile App Success Group. Xan, the founder of this Meetup Group, has been successful in developing Websites for some time, and brings ideas around marketing your App, getting development and design resources, and other tips and tricks for […]
Favorite App This Week
I’ve been trying to get more hours in the day… Let’s just say, that I am not traveling at the speed of light yet, so time has not slowed down. Actually I think it is speeding up, which must mean that I am getting closer to the speed of dark! I wanted to drop a […]
Triangle CocoaHeads Meetup
Last Night I had the chance to catch my first meetup of the Triangle Cocoaheads. What a great meetup, and I certainly plan on attending this more often. Our hosts over at Two Toasters, a local App development company, had a nice downtown office fully supplied with Pizza and drinks. The room held probably 25 […]
Appcelerator’s Quarterly Survey Results show iOS dominant in the Enterprise
For all the talk about how Apple is not enterprise friendly, I was surprised to find the news that more than 50% of enterprise app developers want to target iOS in the quarterly survey that Appcelerator runs. This shift from Android to iOS continues to reflect, in my opinion, the challenges of targeting Android’s plethora […]
Open Development vs. Open Source
Sitting in my favorite coffee shop this morning (BeanTraders), while working on the edit for one of my other podcasts (GamesAtWork.Biz) I got to thinking about Open Source vs. Open Development (btw, open development doesn’t have a dedicated wikipedia page, so I guess it means too many different things to too many different people). A […]
Coding makes you happy
I’ve been in the “IT Industry” for longer than many of my developer friends have been alive. I started programming in high school, but had the opportunity in elementary school to play on an IBM Mini Computer at Riverside College in California, oh yeah, it used punch cards!!! I find that while working thru a […]
Last Night’s TechCrunch Mini-Meetup
Wow, even with the threat of storms and the last minute change of venue, there were at least 300-400 people who attended the meet up. It was great to meet a bunch of new startups working on Mobile Device Apps, and also some who were working on the interaction between work and play. The other […]
Tonight’s TechCrunch Mini-Meetup
When is a mini-meetup a blow out! When there are over 600 people signed up. I am really looking forward to heading over in a few hours to the TechCrunch Mini Meetup, the this number they have just announced that it has moved to Bay 7 (and to address the potential for rain. As I’ve […]
BYOD impact on app development
I saw a study a few weeks back that stated 60% of independent app developers are enterprise developers in the day and app developers by night and weekend. While this sounds right from a pure numbers perspective, it got me thinking about how the BYOD (bring your own device) trend in the enterprise may be […]