GitLab gets deep pocket monies, gears up for war with Microsoft
Code repositories are the new hot ticket
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Guild Wars 2 studio fires two devs following Twitter exchange with streamer
The move has divided opinion
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VirusTotal launches 'Monitor' to help developers mitigate malware false flags
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Changes to the ESRB's rating systems could pose a problem for indie developers
The Board is retiring its short-form process, which is what most indie developers use
Indie iOS developers informally unionize to challenge App Store policies
The 'non-union union' wants free trials and a larger cut of app revenues
Apple puts an end to apps that are sharing your location data with third-parties
Developers really need to stop selling your location history
Google Assistant gets new voices and more natural conversation
Users will be able to speak with Google Assistant in a more natural and polite way
Watch Microsoft's Build 2018 day 2 keynote here
Now on day 2 of the conference, it's Joe Belfiore's turn to talk all things Windows
Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild wins GDC top award
Nintendo: All your award are belong to us
The Authoritative Guide to Blockchain Development
Cryptocurrencies, ICOs, magic internet money---it's all so damn exciting, and you, the eager developer, want to get in on the madness. Where do you start? I'm glad you're excited about this space. I am too. But you'll probably find it's unclear where to begin. Blockchain is moving at breakneck speed, but there's no clear onramp to learning this stuff.
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A free preview of Microsoft's Quantum Development Kit is now available
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Stack Overflow shows off salary calculator for developers
Knowledge is key for fair compensation
Sublime Text 3.0 is out
Old school coders liked to say Notepad was the best text editor you could use. But truth is, lean text editors with very powerful features are superior and just as accessible and speedy. Sublime Text is a sophisticated text editor for code or anything you want it to be. This latest 3.0 release has been a long time coming, and it's free to try for an indefinite amount of time.
