At the ICON US conference today we announced our 2016 developer competition to highlight your skills using IBM Collaboration Solutions as your platform for innovative, adaptable and above all useful collaboration solutions.

We are excited to announce that today the IBM XPages Runtime is generally available on IBM Bluemix. This is great news for the IBM Notes and Domino community because it means developers can now use the XPages runtime to build cloud-based applications for a real-world production environment.

If you're planning on going to IBM ConnectED, you'll want to maximize your time so that you can soak in as much information as possible. Our IBM Champions are hosting or co-hosting 35 sessions that you won't want to miss.

All of the Java.next languages include currying and partial application but implement them in different ways. This installment explains both techniques, distinguishes between them, and shows implementation details -- and practical uses -- in Scala, Groovy, and Clojure.

Learn how to use Bootstrap to kickstart websites and web applications, including mobile-friendly ones. Bootstrap, which is based on the LESS project, was developed by Twitter's internal engineers to provide a consistent framework for web application UIs.

Learn how to use LESS to write readable and maintainable Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for modern websites. CSS makes the terrible old days of layout tricks with tables and invisible images a dim memory. But CSS is still unfriendly, and several initiatives tried to tame it for developers. One of the best is LESS, which extends CSS with dynamic behavior such as variables, mixins, operations, and fu[...]