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• Report The Forrester Wave™: Mobile Low-Code Platforms For Business Developers, Q3 2018

  The 12 Providers That Matter Most And How They Stack Up

  August 7, 2018 | Jeffrey Hammond, Bill Seguin

  In our 30-criteria evaluation of mobile low-code platforms for business developers, we identified the 12 most significant providers — AppSheet, Betty Blocks, Dropsource, DSI, Intelledox, Microsoft,...

• Report Brief: 2015 Mobile App Developer Platform Preferences

  Android Extends Its Global Lead, iOS Shines In North America, And Windows Gains Ground As A Third Player

  November 25, 2015 | Jeffrey Hammond

  In 2015, Android and iOS devices still capture the dominant share of mobile developers' attention. But the gap between the also-rans and at least one of these two leading mobile operating systems...

• Report Quick Take: Microsoft Attracts Developers Through Choice, Scale, And Imagination

  May 1, 2015 | J. P. Gownder, Jeffrey Hammond, Dave Bartoletti

  Developer conferences are among the hottest technology events these days, selling out in days if not hours. Developers willingly queue up to get the latest information on core platform technologies...

• Report Microsoft Ascending

  In First 100 Days, Nadella's Team Shifts To A More Open And Aggressive Posture

  May 28, 2014 | John Rymer, Jeffrey Hammond, James Staten

  When Microsoft named Satya Nadella the third CEO in its history this past February, we posited 10 questions he needed to answer to ensure Microsoft's future relevance to enterprises. As Nadella's...

• Report The Future Of Microsoft .NET: New Options, New Choices, New Risks

  The Emerging Windows Platform Expands On The .NET Framework

  August 24, 2012 | John Rymer, Jeffrey Hammond

  One Microsoft platform era is ending and another is beginning. The .NET era as we've known it is winding down. .NET doesn't go away — it becomes Microsoft's preferred server environment for a...

• Report The Future Of Java

  Java Will Be Constrained By The Bounds Of Oracle's Business Model

  January 21, 2011 | John Rymer, Jeffrey Hammond

  Drama has been running high since Oracle began to shape up the Java technology it acquired along with Sun Microsystems. Oracle ended the impasse over a new core Java release, set out a road map for...