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• Paul Asks About Healthcare
• The Big Announcement – YouTube
• Craig Asks About Google Page Speed
• Alex Asks What’s See For, Grandpa?

Hoopla

• Cost of Native App Development is Too Damn High

2017 Predictions

• Hybrid Continues to Dominate in the Enterprise
• Vapor or some other server-side Swift framework gets serious support / adoption
• Mac unrest among dev continues
• Apple continues to muddle through
• Angular continues to lose ground to ReactJS and Vue but remains Enterprise darling, no longer popular with the “cool kids”
• Typescript’s gains begin to rollback due to ES6 adoption
• Alexa becomes leading bot ecosystem How Amazon and Nvidia won CES this year

• Google licenses third party Home like device for Google AI

• Phil Schiller on iPhone’s Launch, How It Changed Apple, and Why It Will Keep Going for 50 Years

The post Living in a Clamshell | CR 239 first appeared on Jupiter Broadcasting.

We discuss Mike’s general thoughts on ReactJS, the NY bill that would provide a tax credit for open source contributions & the interesting details in developer data.

Plus some real talk about your real value, what no indie developer wants to hear about the App Store & more!

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• Get Paid to Write for DigitalOcean

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Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2016 Results

This year, over fifty thousand developers shared where they work, what they build, and who they are. You are about to read the results of the most comprehensive developer survey ever conducted.

NY bill would provide tax credit for open source contributors

What no indie developer wants to hear about the App Store

In the age of Toys R Us and endless plastic of Lego and Hasbro, indie toy making has all but disappeared from the mainstream. So have many music and book shops in the face of Amazon and mom-and-pop shops in the shadow of Walmart.

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• BBQLinux – Send in by millario
• Why the hate on ReactJS, Michael?

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