Great programmers don't just happen !
I saw an interesting reference on the web calling the WIN32 API, the Assembler language of Windows. While not quite true technically (since a true assembler is even lower level than something like the Windows API), it is a valid description of the WIN32 compared to other GUI frameworks, such as dot.net. The benefit of assembler Back in the day when
Read moreHaving just read an interesting article by Paul Thurott, about Microsofts Internet of Things SDK built upon 32 bit x86 Windows and using Intels Galileo device (an x86 device the size of the Raspberry PI device) which uses Intels tiny system on a chip CPU (Quark), I found very interesting one of the core development methods which will be required.
Read moreThe news about Windows 8.1 (update) is getting very interesting and one thing stands out. Windows tablets need to be more affordable and now with Microsoft selling Windows licenses to OEM’s for only $15 for tablets under $250, things may change. But there is another aspect about this which may have been unnoticed. Lower hardware requirements One article I read
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