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Microsoft hands Xamarin to Visual Studio users

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InfoWorld Daily: Afternoon Edition Mar 31, 2016 Microsoft hands Xamarin to Visual Studio users The cross-platform application development system that Microsoft acquired will be open sourced and made part of the .Net framework. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • HoloLens hands-on: The Developer Edition • Microsoft Visual Studio '15' Preview expands Android, iOS support • Microsoft pushes developers to build apps for Office 365 • Microsoft fires back at AWS with Azure Functions service and more • Microsoft details changes to the schedule for Office updates White Paper: Juniper Networks 2016 Predictions: Security Solutions The security market will continue to evolve alongside new requirements arising from the Internet of Things, cloud computing and sophisticated targeted attacks. Read More ▶ HoloLens hands-on: The Developer Edition The shipping hardware is lighter, easier to adjust, and much more comfortable than last year's prototypes. Read More ▶ Microsoft Visual Studio '15' Preview expands Android, iOS support Company offers preview of next version of software development platform. Read More ▶ Microsoft pushes developers to build apps for Office 365 Microsoft Executive Vice President Qi Lu outlines new capabilities in Microsoft Graph and on running apps inside Office. Read More ▶ Microsoft fires back at AWS with Azure Functions service and more A new IoT Gateway SDK will help developers connect old hardware to the cloud. Read More ▶ Microsoft details changes to the schedule for Office updates Microsoft's updating has been a mess, but a just-announced change may help streamline things a bit. Read More ▶ White Paper: Juniper Networks 3 Major Challenges to Securing Your Data Is your enterprise planning to leverage cloud computing and mobile computing in order to improve business agility, increase employee productivity, and lower capital expenses? Read More ▶ Get The Deep Technology Insights You Need Get ongoing access to our exclusive Insider content — Deep Dive PDFs and in-depth articles — available to Insider members. You get access not only to InfoWorld's Insider content but to selected Insider content from Computerworld, CIO.com, Network World, CSO, and other IDG Enterprise publications. Sign up at no cost today! ▶

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5 dev tools for better code security

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JavaWorld Update Mar 31, 2016 5 dev tools for better code security Static and dynamic analysis can catch vulnerabilities in the development process -- before the bad guys can even access your code Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • JavaScript's Brendan Eich aims to protect web user privacy • Oracle seeks $9.3 billion for Google's use of Java in Android • Node.js alert: Google engineer finds flaw in NPM scripts Video/Webcast: eSignLive by VASCO How to Integrate E-Signatures into Your Java-based Web Application In this presentation, we'll show you how easy it is to get started with the eSignLive API and Java SDK to integrate e-signature capabilities into your web portal, core system or legacy application. Read More ▶ JavaScript's Brendan Eich aims to protect web user privacy Brendan Eich's latest project involves a browser that automatically blocks ads and trackers, protects user privacy Read More ▶ Oracle seeks $9.3 billion for Google's use of Java in Android Oracle is seeking as much as $9.3 billion in damages in a long-running copyright lawsuit against Google over its use of Java in Android, court filings show. Read More ▶ Node.js alert: Google engineer finds flaw in NPM scripts Node.js developers, run NPM install at your own risk -- a self-replicating worm can easily spread through the ecosystem Read More ▶ White Paper: Zero Turnaround Coding with JRebel: Java Forever Changed With JRebel, developers get to see their code changes immediately, fine-tune their code with incremental changes, debug, explore and deploy their code with ease, and ultimately spend more time coding. Read More ▶

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