Daily News - Unpopular programming languages that are still lucrative

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Industry News

Microsoft plans to buy Minecraft developer Mojang for $2B, according to rumor

What the what?

Source: Venture Beat

Apple introduces new payment process, Apple Pay

Yes people will. Oh, yes they will. Pernasally.

Source: Neowin

Apple debuts iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus with bigger screens, faster A8 parocessor

Oh right, that's today. No wonder the Internet is slow right now.

Source: re/code

Google's perks are so amazing that employees have found ways to secretly live on campus and avoid paying rent

What's so good about that? I do all that in my workplace as well.

Source: Yahoo News

Apple Watch announced

Whaaaa? A watch? *No one* saw that coming...

Source: The Verge

Developer News

Ways programmers can move up professionally

"Rise and show your power"

Source: IT World

Your worst enemy is yourself

"We are masters of our enemy 'til there is no enemy"

Source: Simple Programmer

Java, C++ slip in popularity as domain-specific languages spread

For some definitions of "slip"

Source: Infoworld

Comment commentary

/* they're in the language spec(s) for a reason */

Source: Eric Lippert

Unpopular programming languages that are still lucrative

"Or art thou base, common and popular?"

Source: Dice

Code Project Discussions - Your say!

Apple Watch

"Time keeps on slippin', slippin', slippin' Into the future"

Source: CodeProject

Intel IDF keynote

I wonder how many people in the audience were actually paying attention to the 'other' keynote?

Source: CodeProject

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