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Apple's iOS 4 operating system collects information about where iPhone users travel, two programmers revealed at the Where 2.0 conference.

Stop: "therefore, unless the customer paid to have something viewable with any browser/operating system, you do it. Otherwise, you DON'T."

Linux.com: "Looking for a powerful, cross-platform, text editor? Look no farther than jEdit, a Java-based text editor specifically aimed at programmers but suitable for all types of users."

From the App Inventor about page:

To use App Inventor, you do not need to be a developer.

App Inventor requires NO programming knowledge. This is because instead of writing code, you visually design the way the app looks and use blocks to specify the app's behavior.

It seems we've been here before.

(and I don't just mean that it's based on Open Blocks and Kawa)

If you use Zend Framework you probably used the initRoutes() function in your Initializer.php to create nice URI's and creating some different routing in your application.

To create a customized route for your application you can use the Zend_Controller_Router_Route class from the Zend Framework.

If you use the common syntax you have to repeatedly build routes in code for all routes in your application.

This makes it not maintainable for programmers. To fix this problem we are going to use a XML file with all routing information.

Two years ago while I was working at dotMobi, I was one of the programmers working on the DeviceAtlas project, which launched at Mobile World Congress 2008.

At the time, it was the largest launch I’d been involved in and it was quite a ride towards the end – when you’re launching to 60,000 people [...]

Continuing in his introductory series of posts Brandon Savage has added this new tutorial to his blog introducing and showing how to work with functions.

Novell released MonoTouch 1.0, a tool designed to let programmers who use Microsoft's .NET Framework develop applications for the popular iPhone and iPod devices.

According to his latest blog post Brian Jones suggests that if you're writing code, you should share your thoughts with the world with some writing.

Science Daily: "Stanford photo scientists are out to reinvent digital photography with the introduction of an open-source digital camera, which will give programmers around the world the chance to create software that will teach cameras new tricks."