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At yesterday’s Google I/O we heard about the latest batch of products and releases coming out of the Googleplex this year.
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Google Pries Another Nail From PHP's Coffin | Wired Enterprise
Google delivered some news for users of its Cloud Platform stable of services at its I/O event on Wednesday.
Google has released version 1.1 of Go, its open source programming language, bringing significant performance improvements.
Google’s programming language, Go, gets a big speed boost
Singularity Hacker - Full Stack Developers: Renaissance Men of The 21st Century
The renaissance man that emerged in the 13th century was someone who could “do all things if he will”. The renaissance man of the 21st century is the developer who’s capable of executing a software project from the bottom up.
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Nearly half a year ago, we introduced our eBook subscription model, also known as the Smashing Library 1 . We knew we were onto something good, realizing that the Smashing Library was the next step in offering quality content — at a price you’ll still be able to afford all of the coffee you need to stay up long enough to read the entire library and, of course, the free eBooks. A subscription to the Smashing Library 2 is only $99 a year.CyberCoders has announced new data revealing the top 10 skills for 2013. We analyzed more than 10,000 tech companies and their hiring requirements to compile the list of the hottest skills in tech.
Technical Jobs and Recruiting | CyberCoders
Google has released a briefer-than-brief page on the specs of its wearable tech device, also known as Google Glass .
Google Releases Glass Tech Specs, Bans Developers From Using Ads And Charging For Apps | Fast Company | Business + Innovation
More and more applications these days are migrating to the Web.
10 Useful Web Application Interface Techniques - Smashing Magazine
Programmer 101: Teach Yourself How to Code - Lifehacker
You've always wanted to learn how to build software yourself—or just whip up an occasional script—but never knew where to start. Luckily, the web is full of free resources that can turn you into a programmer in no time. Since the invention of the internet, programmers have been using it to discuss software development techniques, publish tutorials, and share code samples for others to learn from and use online. If you're curious about how to become a programmer, you can get off to a running start using tons of great free web-based tutorials and resources.Whether you just want to be able to hack a few scripts or make a feature-rich application, writing code can be a little overwhelming with the massive amount of information available.
Learn How to Code this Weekend - Lifehacker