Great programmers don't just happen !
Beginning in the fall of 2014, something exciting started to happen. Microsofts new approach of low cost (and some times free) versions of Windows (x86) for OEM’s building small and low cost devices began to take shape. There is little doubt in the mind of this developer that this was a smart move on their part. But things would not really have
Read moreNow don’t think I don’t like Windows 8 from the title of this article. I just think that one of the key issues Windows faces right now, may be the product of this weakness. Everything is going mobile and for mobile battery life is everything. The question of whether to use ARM over Intel all comes down to battery life.
Read moreWith Windows 8 soon to be released, while I look forward to the benefits of Windows 8 for touch devices (aka. tablets), I am also sad about the direction software development is going in. The Metro UI may be nice for consumer apps, but the sandbox approach in my opinion limits creativity for two reasons. One is the forced user
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