Software engineers spend lots of time not building software

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	Software engineers spend lots of time not building software Software engineers spend more time on administration and other tasks than they do on actual application design and coding, according to a survey of developers by software development services vendor Electric Cloud. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM IBM WebSphere MQ: The Messaging Backbone IBM WebSphere MQ offers assured delivery of messages between applications and systems running on virtually every commercial IT platform. This IBM middleware is used as the fundamental messaging backbone for mission-critical environments... Read More In this Issue 16 ways to torture developers Network heavy hitters to pool SDN efforts in OpenDaylight project Twitter provides access to mobile apps from within tweets WHITE PAPER: IBM Capitalizing on Mobile Moments for Smarter Commerce Many enterprises are finding opportunities to deliver value by creating the perfect mobile app. Two critical decisions make the difference between the winners and losers in capitalizing on the promises offered by the unique characteristics and benefits of mobile. Read Now 16 ways to torture developers A great environment attracts great developers. In an increasingly competitive world, that means everything from free food to paid screw-off time. But not everyone has gotten the message. Read More Network heavy hitters to pool SDN efforts in OpenDaylight project Software-defined networking, a set of technologies to help networks better adapt to user needs with less manual effort, may at last be getting the common foundation it has needed for interoperability and efficient development. Read More Twitter provides access to mobile apps from within tweets The company is rolling out changes that will make tweets more interactive, including the ability to access mobile apps from inside a tweet. The changes were presented to developers on Tuesday evening and will be supported in updates to Twitter's Android and iPhone apps. Read More
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