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Amazon Elastic Transcoder Adds Audio Support

by Anand Narayanaswamy on  Oct 21, 2013

Amazon has recently added audio support for elastic transcoder that provides an ability to convert media files from one format to another without any depending upon about servers, storage and scalability.

Backbone 1.1.0 Released, Includes Potential Incompatibility with 1.0

by Brian Rinaldi on  Oct 21, 2013

A new update to Backbone.js, one of the most widely used front-end architectural frameworks in the JavaScript community, was released the past week. Although it is not a significant version number update, reports from some users indicate that some of changes may cause incompatibility in applications designed to work with version 1.0.

GOTO Berlin: DO’s and DON’Ts in a Web API

by Jan Stenberg on  Oct 19, 2013

Oliver Wolf, a principal consultant, shares his opinionated thoughts about endpoints, domain models, caching, versioning and other matters from the discussions around REST and web APIs taking place in mailing lists and other forums in a talk at the GOTO Berlin Conference.

Webix 1.1 Adds Improved Server Side Integration, REST API and XSS Safe Support

by Anand Narayanaswamy on  Oct 19, 2013 2

The recently released Webix 1.1 includes improved server side integration and bug detection including the ability to disable any view. It also includes support for REST API and enable developers to define XSS safe template in addition to load data from server side.

GOTO Berlin: Building, Running and Promoting a Public API

by Jan Stenberg on  Oct 18, 2013

In a presentation at the GOTO Berlin Conference Ben Barnard and Felix Leipold, both developers at Nokia in Berlin, shared their experience designing and building a public web API, among other things how to work with an API, that inherently doesn’t have a natural user interface, and challenges in testing for backward compatibility.

Visual Studio 2013 Now Available

by Jeff Martin on  Oct 18, 2013

Microsoft has released Visual Studio 2013. All versions are available for download to MSDN subscribers and the general public.

GOTO Berlin: Microservices as an Alternative to Monoliths

by Jan Stenberg on  Oct 17, 2013

James Lewis talked at the GOTO Berlin Conference about an alternative to the traditional way of building systems where all functionality is put into one big application with one big database, instead using a pattern where entirely separate business capabilities, together with their own data, are kept separate in microservices.

NuoDB Blackbirds 2.0 Gets Geo-distributed Capability

by Abel Avram on  Oct 17, 2013

NuoDB has announced version 2.0 of their NewSQL database, now a globally distributed database that can run in the cloud or on premises with real-time replication.

Adopting Agile When Your Management Style is Mostly Command and Control

by Ben Linders on  Oct 17, 2013

Agile adoption in organizations where command and control is the most dominant management style can be tricky. There have been situations where an agile transition didn’t deliver the expected improvements, or even failed and was stopped. Several authors suggested ways to adopt agile in organizations with a command and control management style. How did you deal with it when transitioning to agile?

Experiences Going From Data-Driven Development to Domain-Driven Design

by Jan Stenberg on  Oct 16, 2013

With a long history of data-driven development, Julie Lerman shares her experiences moving into using her skills with Domain-Driven Design in three articles, with examples in C# using Entity Framework

Entity Framework Power Tools Beta 4 Adds EF 6 and Visual Studio 2013 Support

by Anand Narayanaswamy on  Oct 16, 2013

Microsoft has released Entity Framework Power Tools Beta 4 with support for Entity Framework 6 and Visual Studio 2013.

(Really) Portable Class Libraries

by Jeff Martin on  Oct 16, 2013 3

Licensing restrictions on .NET Portable Class Libraries have long frustrated developers. Microsoft has now announced a removal of these restrictions for certain assemblies that should benefit cross-platform development.

A Look Back at the Linux Kernel Backdoor

by Jonathan Allen on  Oct 14, 2013 2

With all of the recent concern over the US government’s National Security Agency (NSA) some of the attention has turn to the possibility of backdoors. Back in 2003 someone attempted to insert a backdoor into the Linux kernel. Though caught, it illustrates how seemingly innocuous changes can introduce vulnerabilities and the importance of tractability in source control.

DevExpress XAML v13.2 Adds Windows 8.1 Support, PDF Viewer, Flyout and Radial Menu Controls

by Anand Narayanaswamy on  Oct 14, 2013

The recently released DevExpress XAML 8 Controls v13.2 provides full support for all the core features of Windows 8.1 with a new PDF viewer, tile, flyout and radial menu controls.

REST and the Internet of Things

by Mark Little on  Oct 13, 2013 1

The Internet of Things is hear today and the IETF has begun a number of standardisation efforts in this area. Notable amongst them is the Constrained RESTful Environments (CoRE) working group, which is looking to provide REST approaches to constrained devices. There's also a Java project to support this work.

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