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This is Part 3 in multipart series on the State of Mobile Frameworks in 2014, if you haven't already read the previous articles, they are here: Part 1 - The State of HTML Mobile Frameworks in 2014 Part 2 - Mobile Frameworks -- JQT (Formerly jqTouch) Note…

This is Part 2 in multipart series on the State of Mobile Frameworks in 2014, see Part 1 if you haven't already.

(SLOC/LOC) Line of Code Counter There is a great site called utiliti.dev that has a much better version of this tool, I would recommend using that instead.

This is part 1 of a multipart series.

Be a windows developer in the web world sucks.

I bought a Nexus 4 at the end of August when they dropped to $199.

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*TLDR - After weighing all the options I built a mobile framework around Topcoat, you can find it on Github. * There seems to be an ongoing theme in programming that instead of trying to understand and work within someone else's framework, most programmers

As my wife will tell you ("he's always got bloody headphones in his ears"), I am a voracious podcast listener.

Google recently announced it's Chrome App Launcher, and it has got me thinking about Native Windows Apps.

I've been using Windows 8 (and now 8.1, though I rarely see any differences) for well over 6 months now on a laptop.

It's two years later and time to re-evaluate or just expand upon the things I love.

I've moved my blog from Tumblr to Github.

Darren tweeted me this morning: @ksoncan34What are your thoughts on Jeff Atwood's new post?

It has become clear over the past few years, that the Post PC era, while not yet upon us, is closing in.

Microsoft is betting heavily on Metro and the Metro UI, however I feel that this is misguided attempt at one interface to rule them all.

Though I had known about about 2x speed button on the iPod application forever, however the two times I ha tried to use it I found it hard to listen to.

Rdio Instant access to millions of tunes.

After MSBuildShellExtension stopped getting developed (so that it won't really build .Net 4.0 any more, even with a fair bit of fiddling), and after trying MSBuild Launch pad and not digging it, I figured why go all high tech and not just create a simple…

After spending two months with rdio, I still love it enough to stay subscribed (though I don't know if I am getting enough value from the mobile player!)

So I have been having a bitch of a time with my PC for the past 4 or 5 months.

So I am doing some iPhone programming, and thus, I am working in XCode.

I really haven't understood the whole distributed version control thing, and I still believe that for a non open source project, it is probably overkill (unless you have a lot of people working on the project).

I was having a wait and see approach to WP7, and when it initially came out I spent a bunch of time playing with the SDK.