Android growth is exploding, and showing no signs of slowing down… So why are big players still avoiding the platform? We’ll challenge some common misconceptions on why developers avoid Android.
Plus big Silicon Valley tech companies get busted colluding to keep wages low, the contractor fudge factor, your feedback..
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Feedback
- iOs Dev
- Amazon.com: Programming in Objective-C (6th Edition) (Developer\’s Library)
- Reinventing the framework
- A defense for Contract companies
- Emails From Eric Schmidt And Sergey Brin On Hiring Apple Workers
- DigitalOcean Wins!
- Digital Ocean’s Journey From TechStars Reject To Cloud-Hosting Darling
- The price of innovation
Dev Hoopla:
Why don’t designers take Android seriously?
Hack Programming Language
PHP has always been poorly designed and poorly stewarded, but it\’s appealing to developers because it\’s easy to learn (and tons of programmers already know it, so it\’s easy to hire for), it\’s everywhere and runs on anything, it\’s very fast, and it\’s very simple to host and maintain server-side. In short, it\’s extremely practical.
Since Facebook is migrating its own code to Hack, pure PHP will become a less-tested second-class citizen on HHVM. This could devalue HHVM to the outside world, throwing away the benefits it’s bringing to PHP programmers everywhere. The closeness of the two languages will probably prevent this from becoming a significant problem, but it’s a problem nonetheless.