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Do You Have The Data Agility Your Business Needs?

YoungUpstarts

If companies are to thrive in a data-driven economy, they can’t afford to be handcuffed to ‘old’ technologies; they need the flexibility and agility to move at a moment’s notice to the latest market innovations. How can your company meet the agility imperative? Integration Approaches for Data Agility. Agile Data Fabric.

Agile 100
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The Enterprise Strikes Back

BeyondVC

We are at the beginning stages of one of the biggest IT shifts in history as legacy workloads in the enterprise continue to move to a cloud-native architecture. Every large enterprise is a software company which means developer productivity is paramount. New architectures = new attack vectors and security needs to be reimagined.

Cloud 60
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The Case For Web-Based Mobile Apps – An Interview With UR Mobile

YoungUpstarts

As small businesses increasingly look towards mobile applications as a marketing strategy to reach their customers, the question some of them are asking is this: Is it better to go with a native application (i.e.

Mobile 145
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MuleSoft ushers in the “New Enteprise” era

Lightspeed Venture Partners

The last wave of application disruption to hit businesses took place in the late 1990′s and had two major components: 1. We think that this is a big idea. The establishment of the web data center which was used to extend these new business workflows to users while they were outside the office.

API 103
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So You're Going To Start A Huge New Web Project

css-tricks.com

Youll need to think about JavaScript architecture. chriscoyier For a front end developer, I suggest looking at the whole site and identify the components. Think about CSS architecture. It’s probably because Webforms was essentially designed to cater to Desktop Application developers.

Web 96
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CEO Friday: Why we don’t hire.NET programmers

blog.expensify.com

But just to clarify a couple points, 24-hours into the storm: Yes,NET developers are great at what they do. It’s the most modern platform for application development on the planet. Microsoft has always produced the best tools for building internal business applications, and.NET is their masterpiece. Same with J2EE.

Java 107
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How to hire a programmer to make your ideas happen

sivers.org

Matt Jones (2010-06-20) # Derek: Interesting article - Im not sure if you realize it, but youve basically described what the Agile community calls "User Stories" You may also want to look into tools like Pivotal Tracker for keeping track of stories and prioritizing / scheduling them. BTW: great keynote at Railsconf! feature set.