5 pioneering paths for software development's new frontier

	DRM sinks its fangs into HTML5, with help from Netflix, Google, and Microsoft | Objective-C regains its mojo in Tiobe language index
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	5 pioneering paths for software development's new frontier Modern app development requires a nimble, cross-functional approach to rapid deployment. Here's how several leading-edge development shops are meeting the challenges of this new frontier. Read More WHITE PAPER: Mobiquity Inc. The Five Big Lies the C-Suite Hears About "Going Mobile" Mobile hasn't been around long, but it has already made a tremendous impact. With such a new technology, it's not surprising that a lot of misinformation is floating around. Don't be taken in. Get the truth by reading this paper. It lays out how to develop an effective mobile initiative, one you need to succeed. Learn More In this Issue DRM sinks its fangs into HTML5, with help from Netflix, Google, and Microsoft Objective-C regains its mojo in Tiobe language index MongoDB sets its sights beyond NoSQL competitors WHITE PAPER: Riverbed IT Consolidation Hazards Providing central services means more bandwidth between data centers and remote users. This ESG paper highlights new research on IT initiatives, how to avoid the common pitfalls of consolidation, and alternatives to ensure application performance, even for remote and mobile users, does not suffer after an IT consolidation. Read now! DRM sinks its fangs into HTML5, with help from Netflix, Google, and Microsoft Remember the battle over DRM? It's back with a vengeance. And this time the battleground isn't Napster or iTunes or the courts -- it's the emerging HTML5 standard. Read More Objective-C regains its mojo in Tiobe language index After a slip in one language popularity assessment last month, Objective-C has clawed its way back to being the third most popular language in that index. But a second, rival index has Objective-C ranked eighth. Read More MongoDB sets its sights beyond NoSQL competitors The open source document data store is gaining interest from developers and has sprouted its own ecosystem. Proponents like the database's scalability in particular. Read More
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