Tag Archive for: Design

I can write code, but can’t design well. Any help?

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This Q&A is part of a weekly series of posts highlighting common questions encountered by technophiles and answered by users at Stack Exchange, a free, community-powered network of 100+ Q&A sites.

user396089 is more than competent when it comes to writing code in “bits and pieces.” Planning and synthesizing that code into a complex, coherent app is the hard part. “So, my question is, how do I improve my design skills,” he asks. And to that, some more experienced programmers answered…

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‘Control-Alt-Hack’ Game Lets Players Try Their Hand at Computer Security – Product Design & Development

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Tamara Denning and Yoshi Kohno in the UW’s Security and Privacy Research Lab play the game they created. Their game gives players a taste of what it’s like to be a computer security professional. Research assistant Thomas Winegarden, a UW undergraduate, is …
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IBM attacks app design to bolster mobile security – Network World

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IBM attacks app design to bolster mobile security
Network World
… and many people have been giving for years now, is do lots of scanning and do it early in the development lifecycle, because it costs you less to fix problems," Caleb Barlow, director of application, data and mobile security at IBM, said.
New IBM Software Helps Strengthen Security of Mobile Devices in the WorkplaceMarketWatch (press release)

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The Crunchpad is proof of obviousness in the iPad design (Nik Cubrilovic/New Web Order)

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Nik Cubrilovic / New Web Order:
The Crunchpad is proof of obviousness in the iPad design  —  The patent case between Apple and Samsung regarding the iPad and Galaxytab has been an ongoing issue.  Apple won an injunction against the sale of the Galaxy Tab in Australia, then saw the decision reversed, only for it to be re-applied by a higher court.

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