Assembly is a low-level programming language for a computer or any other programmable device, which has a very strong (generally one-to-one) correspondence with the machine language instructions (basically, the programmer speaks with the device by using the device’s language).
What “coding” actually means – Is programming for everyone? – How to encourage those who want to learn
A brief history lesson about data formats and an in-depth comparison between JSON and XML
Software outsourcing comes with a series of advantages for the customer (company or individual) – but once you decide to outsource a project, or part of a project, what options do you have?
Outsourcing the right way: company or freelancer? Read More »
When you decide to outsource the development of a software product towards an outsourcing company it’s important to get off on the right foot. This means that your requirements and expectations (look and feel of the software) need to be conveyed as clearly as possible to the outsourcing team.
Until recent years, the software companies have accustomed us with longer cycles between software updates (we’ve waited 5 years for Windows Server 2008, remember?!), but nowadays a new trend has emerged – faster software release cycles.
A quick guide and lots of best-practices for dealing with MS SQL language portability issues in ASP.NET
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The first database appeared in the 60s by the name of Navigational DBMS , and later, in the 70s, a new type of database was created by Edgar Codd, an IBM employee. This new system was known as the “Relational database management system” – and it’s still popular today, although another database type gained ground in the last years, namely NoSQL
Most applications available require a small amount of user interaction, such as username and password input, however there are some applications that expect more than two simple texts from the user.
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As of October 22, 2013, the App Store reached the 1 million apps milestone, which is quite an impressive achievement. Most of these apps have been developed with the help of the iOS SDK, the software development kit developed by Apple Inc., which provides the necessary tools and frameworks for developers.
