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Today the world’s most popular social network Facebook introduced its biggest interface change since the complete revamp in March.

Dev Improve Your React App with These Custom Hooks Streamlining Development to Improve EfficiencyIn the ever-evolving landscape of web development, React has emerged as a cornerstone technology, empowering developers to build dynamic and interactive user interfaces with ease. With the introduction of React Hooks, developers gained a powerful toolset for managing state, side effects, and […]

Artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed several industries in recent years, and the development of mobile apps is no exception. The introduction of AI technologies into mobile apps has completely changed the way we use our smartphones and created a myriad of new opportunities. In this article, we’ll examine the substantial influence of AI on the […]

The creation of applications has become crucial to contemporary company operations. The demand for software applications has grown significantly as a result of the quick development of technology and the increasing usage of mobile devices. Businesses also need specialized solutions that can respond to their particular demands and offer a seamless user experience, from mobile […]

JavaScript is a lightweight, object-oriented scripting language that is used to produce dynamic HTML pages with captivating effects. While JavaScript programming, which runs in the V8 engine or through the node interpreter, has access to a list of objects and methods through the use of Node.js. Startups are always willing to experiment with new technologies, […]

I saw the James Cameron movie Titanic again the other night.  In the scene shown above, the band plays on with grace and dignity, while the ship slowly sinks, and all hell breaks loose around them. That’s when it hit me: .NET developers face a similar fate.  Do we ride Microsoft .NET to the bottom […]

Microsoft has stated that its Windows Phone Marketplace will reject any apps that use the GNU General Public License (GPL) and similar licenses.  As stated in Article 5 of Microsoft’s Application Provider Agreement: “The Application must not include software, documentation, or other materials that, in whole or in part, are governed by or subject to […]

Red Gate has announced that .NET Reflector will no longer be free at the end of February 2011.  According to an open letter by Neil Davidson, Red Gate’s co-CEO: ”Red Gate has announced that it will charge $35 for version 7 of .NET Reflector upon its release in early March.  Version 7 will be sold […]

Microsoft has launched a new software architecture website devoted to sharing best practices and customer stories. The site features case studies, video interviews, architect evangelist profiles, links to blog articles and a Twitter feed.  If you are an architect or senior developer, this site will help you connect with your peers and learn more about […]

The one thing we can all count on with Facebook is change.  Facebook performs major updates to its user interface about twice a year.  Some changes are welcome, but sometimes the Facebook UI designers make things harder than they should be.