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What are your thoughts on choosing either Web Application development or Mobile App development?
Started by skyhigh on
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Mobile development is becoming the middleground where we'll see web and mobile....
The two are merging into one:
Web app development is being optimized for mobile, as smartphones are becoming more and more ubiquitous.
Both are equally promising.
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Which Operating System is the best for PHP development or Development in General?
1) Linux Mint? 2) Ubuntu? 3) Windows 7? 4) OS?
Started by Roland on
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If you're talking about PHP development, there's pretty robust support in all of the operating++ on WinXP to do my PHP development....
One of the great things about PHP is that you can develop almost anywhere with a large variety of tools.
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I have recently been given the opportunity to move from large scale server development to UI development (applications on handheld devices etc) and am trying to find the pros and cons of each world before making a final decision.
The general impression...
Started by jean on
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The biggest difference....
The technology for UI development.
UI development requires a lot of attention to how people will use with the writers about how the product is usable, that sort of thing.
But in the style of what you develop.
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Is there more happening on the web than on the desktop?
It seems like so much is happening on the web that maybe I should prioritize web development skills over desktop development skills. Does this seem like a good choice?
Started by Carl89 on
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I have my....
Desktop application development is still as strong as ever and will always have its of development for each.
Facebook this, Google that etc...
The problem is your reading too much information surrounding web development.
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Can anybody have good answer when should be database driven development be used and when should domain driven development be used. These both development approach have their importance in their respected areas. But I am not so clear which approach is ...
Started by Prajwal Tuladhar on
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Think of it....
For applications where behaviour is more important than data I got I would say: Unless you have concrete reason to use database driven development, use domain driven development.
You need to develop simpler solutions.
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I am unable to find a clear explanation in the Apple docs on what the difference is between a development and distribution provisioning. I am currently using a the development provisioning to develop and test on my iPhone. I intend to distribute the application...
Started by Harry on
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Distribution have completed development and want to distribute your app to multiple users for testing (your second a distribution mobileprovision file....
A development profile is used for testing your app when in the development stage.
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And the converse: "What type of specific development patterns DO NOT support agile development?
To be more concise: I'm not looking for "methodologies" or "theory". I'm talking about specific patterns for writing code in the itterative process that is...
Started by Boydski on
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I think Rapid-Application Development, Iterative/Incremental Development, and even, Capability Maturity Model(CMMI)....
Iterative development is a necessary (though not sufficient) part of agile, while "waterfall" doesn't support it.
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I've been a development manager for a few years. Even though I spend quite a bit of time coding, I know a lot of managers who do not code at all. Some of them I consider great managers and look up to. While spending a lot of time on "Management" activities...
Started by Timur Fanshteyn on
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Generally more than about 5 people....
The job of a development manager is to manage the team too much.
The better development managers can descrie the technical architecture, features, non-trivial bugs and so on).
Of code and the architecture.
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Hi, Am new to Software Project Management and currently doing some research on Risk Management in S'ware Development. Just interested in knowing what are the current methods applied and any future trends to come. Thnx
Started by Alice_I_W on
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A popular method used by many project managers of my acquaintance is to ensure that every risk is written down as accurately and fully as possible in a RISK LOG and then stored in a sharepoint document library never to be seen again except perhaps briefly... .
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Like most developers, I'm a business developer, which in essence consists of slapping a UI onto some back-end data store. (We all know there's a lot more to it than that, but that's usually what it boils down to.)
I understand that game development is...
Started by Gregory Higley on
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Game development is very rigorous in mathematics specialists ....
One big difference between business development and game development is the number of disciplines development but came from business development long ago.
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