What developers can expect at Google I/O 2012

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	What developers can expect at Google I/O 2012 Talk about the mobile OS, game development, talk of cloud computing, including Google Apps and App Engine -- this is what is likely to come out of the conference in June. Start looking forward to it now. Read More WEBCAST: Motorola Mobility How to Distribute Apps to Your Mobile Workforce In this podcast, Greg Hansen, Sr. Director of IT at Motorola Mobility, discusses the need for enterprises to manage app distribution, which group/division has this responsibility, options for distributing apps, and Motorola Mobility's approach. View Now In this Issue Startup tech jobs go begging -- how to get yours Open source libraries propagate security flaws Microsoft releases Web development technology source code Google working on advanced Web engineering RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Hosting.com What if your key applications FAIL? Build for 100% application availability in the Cloud with Microsoft SQL Server. Achieve the highest levels of availability, performance, scalability, and security for your mission-critical applications while minimizing cost. Learn more at the April 12 webinar from Microsoft and Hosting.com subject matter experts. Register now! Startup tech jobs go begging -- how to get yours If you're a developer, the ratio of jobs to developers is on your side. What can you do to move to the head of the line at a startup's door? We've got seven strategies straight from the industry pros. Read More Open source libraries propagate security flaws Developers often overlook the necessity of keeping the source components of their software up-to-date, a problem exacerbated by poor update mechanisms. Read More Microsoft releases Web development technology source code Looking to build community around some of its Web development properties, Microsoft is releasing source code for its ASP.Net Web API and ASP.Net Web Pages technologies under an open source license. Read More Google working on advanced Web engineering Google is working on a number of different projects to bring some advanced software engineering concepts to the Web. The idea is to introduce low-level control elements without making the Web stack more confusing for novices. Read More
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