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July 24, 2008, 10:22 pm | Jonathan Allen
Marek Safar has announced that gmcs, the C# compiler for Mono, now has full C# 3.0 support in Mono 2. Meanwhile, Linear IR is offering significant improvements over the older Mono JIT. By Jonathan AllenRelationship Between Tools and Agile Software Development
July 24, 2008, 7:15 pm | Vikas Hazrati
Agile software development can be done effectively with the help of right tools for the job. Kent Beck, recently published a paper exploring the relationship between tools and Agile software development. By Vikas HazratiThe Good, Bad and Ugly of Silveright Ignites RIA Discussion
July 24, 2008, 6:14 pm | Moxie Zhang
As rich Internet application (RIA) tools become mainstream technologies, an increasing number of options are being made available to developers. A recent blog post by Adobe's platform evangelist Serge Jespers, comparing Flex and Silverlight, became the flash point for heated argument. By Moxie ZhangTasktop 1.2: Enhanced Time Tracking/Reporting and a New, Free Version
July 24, 2008, 5:00 pm | Ryan Slobojan
Tasktop Technologies, the company which created Eclipse Mylyn and leads its development, released Tasktop version 1.2 today, which is based upon the new Mylyn 3.0 APIs. InfoQ interviewed Tasktop President & CTO Mik Kersten to learn more about this release and what changes it brings for end users. By Ryan SlobojanGithub Gist: Versioning For Pasted Code
July 24, 2008, 3:29 pm | Werner Schuster
Demoed at RubyFringe, Github introduced a new service called Gist. While similar to popular paste services, it adds a twist: pasted snippets can be accessed like git repositories, which can be updated from the web interface. By Werner Schuster