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Do you want to build a game for Android, a theme for your blog or a twitter desktop client? Have a great idea but lack the development chops to take it from the pages of your legal pad to the App Store? Want to make sure your kid learns to program, even though your local school system may not offer the best options? This post should give you a good starting point for learning to program.
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Looking for a Job? Learn Ruby, Python and be a Team Player! | Infochimps Blog
What makes a great software engineer and perhaps more importantly, what skills will most likely land you a sweet job? Mixtent and KISSMetrics analyzed LinkedIn data and surveyed users on perceptions of candidate skill levels based on their profiles and purported skill sets.
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Two Software Tools for Creating Simulations | Kapp Notes
Here are two tools that can be used for creating effective and engaging simulations.
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