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Developers are busier now than ever before, and they want to be able to work in a productive environment that simply allows them to write code and get instant feedback from tests. The last thing they want to do is set up configuration after configuration...

Java—along with Groovy and Scala—has been one of the primary programming languages for Android development for years. Much like Objective-C in iOS, Java was written decades before mobile development. While both are powerful, versatile languages, they...

Welcome to our latest series on Android development using the Java v4 SDK. In case you missed it, PubNub released the official v4 SDK earlier this summer, which includes a ton of updates and improvements to make building realtime apps on Android even...

So you want to make an Android app? Great, all you need to do is to download Android Studio and learn some basic Java. Then again, you may be better off downloading Unity and learn some C# if you want to make a game. Or if you don’t like Java or C#,...

This post is my personal and opinionated assessment of some of the most significant developments related to software development in 2016. This is my tenth year for this annual post and my previous years' assessment are available for 2015, 2014, 2013...