Twitter apologizes to, tries to woo back, developers

Computerworld Application/Web Development October 22, 2015 Twitter apologizes to, tries to woo back, developers Twitter's new CEO took to the stage at the company's developer conference today and basically asked programmers for forgiveness. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. INSIDER First look: AWS Mobile Hub fills the potholes 2. INSIDER 13 top coding bootcamps for Web developers 3. FireEye shows that even security products can have security holes 4. Microsoft to pay up to $15K for bugs in two Visual Studio tools Resource compliments of: Collabnet Let your developers play. And get better software. Faster. CollabNet TeamForge improves productivity while reducing cost and risk with actionable traceability, flexible development at scale and hybrid development with Git and Subversion. So let your developers play and watch what happens. Learn more at CollabNet.com/Play INSIDER First look: AWS Mobile Hub fills the potholes Developing mobile apps on the Amazon cloud is now significantly easier, at least for iOS and Android clients. READ MORE INSIDER 13 top coding bootcamps for Web developers From East Coast to West, here's a look at 13 popular bootcamp programs for Web developers, including tuition and job assistance details to help you find the best program for you. READ MORE   FireEye shows that even security products can have security holes But we never should have assumed otherwise. Any product can have security holes, and security vendors aren't exempt. READ MORE Microsoft to pay up to $15K for bugs in two Visual Studio tools Microsoft has started a three-month bug bounty program for two tools that are part of Visual Studio 2015. 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