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French law affects copyright, DRM, Apple | Network World

With a show of hands, French lawmakers approved a new copyright law on Friday, in a move that could have profound consequences for online music stores, open-source programmers, desktop Linux users and peer-to-peer file sharers.

Programmers file complaints over ‘H-1B only’ ads | Network World

The Programmers Guild is filing a stack of complaints with the U.S. Department of Justice against some 300 IT employers it says are discriminating against U.S. citizens and permanent residents by placing advertisements that specifically seek "H-1B only" visa holders or workers who have student or L-1 visas.

PayPal to open app store for developers | Network World

PayPal will open an applications store this year where developers can offer their wares, the latest step in the company's multi-pronged strategy to deepen its relationship with external programmers.

Why Every IT Woman Can Benefit From a Peer Network | Network World

When I started college at Bowling Green State University in the fall of 1978, I was among a large group of women majoring in computer science. Although today there are far fewer women nationwide who choose that field, at the time, about 40% to 50% of the students in my class were female. The women's movement was alive and well, and the demand for computer programmers was so high that employers didn't care what gender you were. The year I graduated, computer science programs nationwide reported record numbe

Telerik pitches new framework for building Android, iOS, Windows apps | Network World

NativeScript lets JavaScript programmers reuse their skills to build native apps

IT FORUM – Microsoft: Code is better, not perfect | Network World

Over the last few years, Microsoft has aggressively sought to change the image that its products have poor security. The company says Windows Vista, which has been released to manufacturing, will be its most secure operating system, representing a top-down change in how its programmers develop code with security in mind.

Coders must reprogram how they write for Wall Street | Network World

As high-performance computing (HPC) becomes more important in helping financial services companies deal with a rising tsunami of data, there's growing angst on Wall Street about a dearth of skilled programmers who can write for multicore chip architectures and parallel computing systems.

Are the GPL’s days numbered? | Network World

The General Public License, or GPL, is a novel thing. It was created by open source pioneer Richard Stallman, who also developed GNU, the open-source tools and apps that turn a Linux kernel into a Linux operating system. The GPL is intended to ensure that independent programmers and companies uphold the spirit of free software. "Free as in speech, not beer," is Stallman's oft-quoted motto regarding free software.

Windows Azure: Microsoft banks on programmer loyalty | Network World

Microsoft Corp.'s long hold on power in the software industry has depended on its solid grip on developers. Programmers have written uncountable desktop and client/server applications over the decades that have inextricably linked independent software developers and corporate IT shops to Microsoft. Now the company aims to do the same for cloud-based software by luring loyal programmers to its Windows Azure environment.

With fresh cash in hand, HackerRank wants to be the ‘default resume’ for coders | Network World

The site's coding challenges help the best programmers rise to the top

Enterprises grow more savvy over open source | Network World

Open source icon Stormy Peters recently joined us for a live Network World chat. Peters is co-founder of the non-profit GNOME Foundation and director of community and partner programs for OpenLogic. Peters discussed why enterprises don't know how much open source software they use, how newbies and non-programmers can become involved in the movement and why she thinks open source software is more secure than proprietary code.

Open source optical network could create a new Internet | Network World

A group of engineers believes hiding complexity so traditional programmers can develop for the Internet is the future of the Internet.

Male computer programmers shown to be right up there with chefs, dentists on gender pay gap scale | Network World

A deep dive into crowdsourced salary data from more than half a million employees shows that the gender pay gap is very real, and that male computer programmers make far more than their female counterparts.

Everybody but Microsoft | Network World

Microsoft just spent $150 million to trumpet its new Office System 2003. But before you spend as much as $500 to buy it, consider that few of the suite’s improvements are geared to small businesses. XML support benefits only firms with experienced programmers integrating server back-end processes to client applications. Improvements to the Outlook e-mail client are numerous, but only raise it to the level of Eudora and Netscape clients. The most interesting new product, a free-form text processor called

Old-school programming techniques you probably don’t miss | Network World

Despite its complexity, the software development process has gotten better over the years. "Mature" programmers remember how many things required manual intervention and hand-tuning back in the day. Today's software development tools automatically perform complex functions that programmers once had to write explicitly. And most developers are glad of it!

5 great Web sites to learn to code or upgrade your coding skills for free | Network World

Coding is no longer just for programmers and geeks -- it's a great skill for almost anyone at work. Here are five great places online to learn coding for free, or to upgrade your skills if you already code.

Amazon Web Services sets a lure for Java programmers | Network World

Amazon Web Services has long offered an SDK to make it easier to access its web services from Java. Now it has another lure for Java programmers: James Gosling, the father of Java.

Survey finds most coders are self-taught | Network World

You would think a seriously complex discipline like programming would also require formal training, but a new survey from Stack Overflow, which surveyed 50,000 programmers, found that very few have a lot of formal training.

What makes a good password? | Network World

Sound advice against the use of bad passwords has been around for decades. Yet I still find people electing to use passwords like pa55w0rd and login123 as if they'd never heard about password cracking programs. Even technical professionals -- programmers, help desk techs and systems administrators -- sometimes assign really weak passwords to their own and other important accounts. It's become painfully obvious to me that telling people to use good passwords isn't enough. We need to clearly define what a go

Will programmers in health IT have to take the Hippocratic Oath? | Network World

The rise of healthcare IT raises many questions, including the ethical decision making of software makers.

5 ways to fight mainframe malaise | Network World

An amusing analysis of employee dissatisfaction as it applies to mainframe programmers and what can be done about it. The next Jurassic Park movie and George Clooney are included as entertaining analogies.

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