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IT departments must focus on mobile infrastructure to help integrate new apps with legacy systems 
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The launch of the Apple Watch represents the latest proof point that we’re only going to have more devices to consider when designing mobile apps. Not only..
Richard Platt's curator insight,
May 11, 2015 7:09 PM
The fact that Apple Watch is designed to be used alongside an iPhone raises another important consideration – your users will not experience your application in isolation on a single a device. They will likely pick and choose the device to interact with, moving from one to another, to meet their needs at a given point in time. - As such, it becomes really important to think about system-based design – that is, spending time up-front on a project, considering all the different touch points that your users will engage with your application, and creating a set of related experiences that are clearly designed as one, but that take advantage of and are contextual to each of the device form factors.
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In 2012, Google published the results of its Multi-Screen World Study, which showed 90% of all media interactions are screen-based. More importantly, the research showed that users are learning to use multiple devices - such as Smartphones, tablets, PCs and televisions - together to achieve their goals. The study also explained how user device behaviour is both sequential (moving between devices) and simultaneous (using multiple devices at the same time).
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A/B testing has long been a fundamental part of developing applications and products for the Web, even a marketing intern at an eCommerce company speaks about it. But with the growing importance of mobile usage and mobile app market being so competitive a...
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The sandbox isn't just for recess anymore.
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Paul Santinelli gives feedback on the Future of Open Source Survey conducted every year by North Bridge in partnership with Black Duck Software. Prior to North Bridge, Paul was the founder of an open source startup and held senior roles at Red Hat, IBM, Lotus Development and Compuware.
Bella Kavanagh's curator insight,
May 13, 2015 2:45 PM
This is an interesting trend among fortune 500 companies. Personally, the benefits of open source technology far outweigh any possible downsides to the source being out in the open.
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Public education and creative programs are inspiring girls and minorities to dive into computer science like never before. When we … Continued
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Marteq's curator insight,
January 4, 2015 8:45 PM
Click through for details. Some are not trends but givens, e.g., summarized landing pages. But others truly are eye-opening, e.g., 3D Web Design.
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So you've got your app, you're proud of the design, the app works on every device you've tested it on, and there seems to be no competition in the market your app is playing in.
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GUEST POSTImage Credit: Illustration by Eric Blattberg / VentureBeatObtaining a patent has traditionally been a long process, which is particularly burdensome for software patents. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
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Ben Uretsky is the CEO & Cofounder of DigitalOcean. There’s an ongoing conversation about the shifting role of developers and what that means for IT departments.
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