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A new Microsoft blog is giving employees a way to tell their stories about taking products to open source.

Google has released its previously-private and in-person Android developer courses to the public online.

A few years ago, I switched to a Markdown editor to simplify my writing workflow. This confuses some.

Google's cross-platform mobile UI framework hits version 1.0, introduces Dart 1.0 and comes to the web.

Microsoft is open sourcing its Windows Presentation Foundation, Windows Forms, and Windows UI XAML Library technologies.

No, this won't suddenly make Windows 10 on ARM a viable platform. But it's a small step in the right direction.

Intel's Neural Compute Stick 2 will help makers bring computer vision and AI to IoT and edge device prototypes.

Google this week said that it would work to close the functional gap between native apps and web apps.

As expected, regulators from the European Union have approved Microsoft's $7.5 billion acquisition of GitHub.

Microsoft this week announced that it has "re-open-sourced" MS-DOS 1.25 and 2, this time to GitHub.

VMWare has released its latest desktop virtualization solutions, Workstation 15 for PC and Fusion 11 for Mac.

Google has announced the immediate availability of Android Studio 3.2, its mobile app development environment.

Google has announced the final pre-release version of its Flutter cross-platform mobile app toolkit.

Mozilla's web browser joins Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome in supporting CSS Variable Fonts.

Magic Leap's AR headset is finally available for purchase, but it's only slightly better than the HoloLens.

Google announced the release of Dart 2.0, the latest version of the programming language used with the Flutter cross-platform framework.

Here’s the story behind how one of the most powerful and popular Twitter client came about.

I had hoped that 2018 would be the year of the Progressive Web App. It could still happen, but the revolution is unfolding in slow motion so far.

Google's cross-platform app development framework gets the first release preview with improved stability, more.

A Microsoft employee incorrectly claimed that "all of Office 365" was being "completely rewritten" in JavaScript. All hell broke loose.

The next major version of Microsoft's flagship software development suite will be named Visual Studio 2019.

Apple today admitted that it will do the obvious and bring iOS apps to the Mac. But not until 2019 at the earliest.

It's official: Microsoft has agreed to acquire GitHub. And for a staggering sum of $7.5 billion.

According to a report, Microsoft recently held talks to acquire GitHub, which was most recently valued at about $2 billion.

This was sort of a short week from a free time perspective, so this is sort of a short Ask Paul as well. Let's dive in...

Microsoft didn't promote Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) as heavily this week as Google did. But there is some great information to be had.

As you might expect, this year's Google I/O provided a ton of new content about Progressive Web Apps. Here's what I've learned so far.