Seems that everyone has a few USB flash drives nowadays. The question is, what do you have on that flash drive? And what apps could you have, but maybe haven’t thought of putting on your drive?

Twitter is a powerful medium, and following the right kind of people for your interests is crucial.

I talk with managers all the time from large companies to small 3-5 person shops. Regardless of the size of the team, all managers want one thing. They want to know how to make their developers more productive. In my many years off working in IT as both a developer and a manager, I have come to the realization that there is one tool you can give a developer, regardless of the language they work in, that will make them more productive. Warning managers, you won’t like the answer.

In honor of Ada Lovelace day, we have asked core MongoDB developer Kristina Chodorow to be our guest blogger today—and she came through in fine style.

This month: iPhone, mobile web and an exclusive review of Flash Builder 4—plus, a completely free article for you to download.

It’s another fun-filled episode of our beloved podcast, and this week’s guest is noted WordPress expert Aaron Brazell, who talks communities, book writing and conferences with your humble hosts.

This week’s TEK·X webcast – part of the webcast series sponsored by php|architect and Microsoft – will be on the topic of MongoDB. MongoDB is part of a new wave of persistent storage engines that make up the NoSQL movement. The most popular websites in the world are switching to or already use non-relational databases. […]

Impel is an object-relational mapper for JavaScript. If the association of these two terms seems strange, bear with me (and with HTML5) for a moment.

Google has released a web applications scanner that automatically outlines security issues.

Adobe Flash Builder 4 offers up some changes over the formerly named Flex Builder 3, plus some quick and easy ways to develop data-centric applications that access PHP services, while barely writing any PHP at all.