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	10 steps to becoming the developer everyone wants Great code is fine, yet commanding better work and a higher salary depends on ensuring more people know who you are. In other words, you need to market yourself. Here's what seems to succeed. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Azul Systems More In-Memory Data For Java Apps Without performance penalties. Azul Zing™ is the only JVM that allows you to use up to 500 GB of heap memory with consistent response times. Ideal for data analytics, online applications and SaaS, Zing is the best JVM you can choose for your development project. Learn more and request a free trial copy » In this Issue JavaScript's popularity rankings vary widely Automating the cloud, one website script at a time Microsoft shuns its own Silverlight while embracing Flash RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Coverity The Top Java Security Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them Virtually all CISOs and CSOs label web app security as the #1 priority for their software development, due in large measure to the increasing number of vulnerabilities found in their Java-based systems. Noted development security expert John Jacott will step you through the top 10 Open Web Application Security Project flaws. Look at app development from the unique perspective of a system analyst. Date: Wednesday, March 27, 2013, 2:00 PM EDT – Register Now. JavaScript's popularity rankings vary widely Indexes of programming languages say one thing, but GitHub's rankings tell a different story about JavaScript's popularity. Read More Automating the cloud, one website script at a time Cloud-based APIs offer the promise of seamless integration between services. All you need is the programming chops to make the most of them and the bandwidth to keep up with the rapid pace of change of today's most popular services. Read More Microsoft shuns its own Silverlight while embracing Flash Flash animations come through fine on IE10 running on Windows RT and the Metro side of Windows 8, but not Silverlight sites. Read More
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