IQ Insights Archive
May
07
07
Pittsburgh tops America’s most livable city list… again!
By MikeD under Career Advice, Employment/Job Search Articles, Entrepreneurship, In The News, Job Search Resources, Pittsburgh News, Software Development, Technology
Forbes Magazine has named Pittsburgh its “Most Livable City” in its annual report that looks at unemployment, crime, income growth, arts and leisure, and cost of living. Check out the article in Forbes Magazine by Francesca Levy, April 2010.
Nov
23
23
.NET Micro Framework Goes Open Source
By MikeD under Software Development, Technology, Uncategorized
Last week Microsoft announced that the .NET Micro Framewwork verison 4.0 would be released as open source… along with some new framework features. This move means that the Framework will continue to evolve organically through the development community and offer third parties the opportunity to repackage the framework. It will be interesting to see how this decision effects embedded .NET application development.
Nov
13
13
New Tool Boosts .NET Development For Linux
By MikeD under Software Development, Technology
A bit of news spotted by one of our software engineers, John P. Novell has developed a new add-in for Visual Studio that would allow developers to write .NET apps for Linux. This doesn’t appear to be a full-blown solution for leveraging the powerful .NET framwork on non-Windows operating systems, but it’s another step in the right direction.
Check out the article on ARS Technica for more details.
Oct
28
28
Barbara VanKirk to be featured panelist in Seton Hill University’s upcoming Farrell Entrepreneurial Leadership Series
By MikeD under Entrepreneurship, In The News, Software Development, Technology
Barbara VanKirk, President & Owner of IQ Inc. will be a featured panelist in Seton Hill University’s upcoming Farrell Entrepreneurial Leadership Series “Impact Technology: An Entrepreneurial Perspective”, Tuesday, November 17th 2009 from 6-7:30PM at Seton Hill University, Greensburg, Pennsylvania.
Oct
27
27
Dynamic Objects Give C# Developers More Options
By MikeD under Software Development, Technology
For those of you in the software development game, check out this interesting look into dynamic objects in C#, from the MSDN C# FAQ:
