Tag: development
PhoneGap: Simplifying mobile app development
Developing mobile apps is fun, but developing apps for different mobile operating systems, individually, is a chore! An easy way out is to use...
“The independence of a community is important for a successful open...
There is no harm if a company works closely with the open source community, but if it starts dominating the community
that could be...
IBM Launches Quarks, an Open Source Development Tool
IBM has launched a new open source development tool, Quarks, enabling programmers and manufacturers in creating applications on top of connected devices
IBM has made...
Cliche: Speeding up Command Line Interface Development
Cliche is a small Java library that makes it simple to create interactive command line user interfaces.
Recently, I was evaluating CLI frameworks in Java...
Creating an Audio and Video Player Using JPlayer
This tutorial walks the reader through the process of creating a basic audio/video player on a website and then customising it to add more...
Haskell: The Purely Functional Programming Language
Haskell, an open source programming language, is the outcome of 20 years of research. It has all the advantages of functional programming and an...
Qt5: Lets Learn Some Theory
This article marks the beginning of a new column on Qt5 programming, which is a platform-independent application framework. It is widely used for developing...
A Peek Into Open Source Verilog Simulator
Verilog, a hardware description language, is used to model electronic systems, and to design and verify digital circuitry at the register-transfer level of abstraction....
A Peek Into Storage Solutions
Open source storage is similar to all other commercial storage products and can fulfill business needs like building Storage Area Network or Network-Attached Storage,...
An Introduction to Bitcoin: The Open Source Cryptographic Currency
Bitcoin is the new 'virtual currency' that has aroused the interest of millions of people, financial and banking institutions, and government agencies. As it...
