JRuby Guys Leave Sun, Language Looks Likely To Suffer
JRuby guys leave Sun, citing the uncertainty surrounding Sun’s acquisition by Oracle and Oracle’s support for the JRuby language.
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NetBeans 6.7.1 With JavaFX Support Released
NetBeans IDE 6.7.1 includes the following changes: 1) Support for JavaFX 1.2 2) Upgrade of GlassFish v3 Prelude to include fixes
Read moreOracle Coherence 3.5 With Weblogic & Fault Auto-Detect Features
Oracle has released Coherence 3.5 with tera-scale support to in-memory data grids through configurable off-heap storage. This new version introduces
Read moreBorland Silk 09 Introduces Agile Testing
Borland has announced Borland Silk 2009, a solution designed to support the testing needs of both Agile and traditional development
Read moreConfigure & Ship Eclipse-based Software With New Pulse 2.5
Genuitec, LLC has announced the availability of Pulse 2.5. The release includes Eclipse Galileo (3.5) support, intelligent algorithms for optimal
Read morePublish Java ME, Flash, Python, C++ Mobile Apps On The New Symbian Horizon
The Symbian Foundation today previewed Symbian Horizon application-publishing program. With Symbian Horizon, developers will receive assistance in building applications for
Read moreOracle, Sun deal likely to close by 31 Aug
While Oracle has failed to win U.S. fast-track approval for the Oracle – Sun deal, Oracle lawyers expect the deal
Read moreGoogle Java App Engine SDK 1.2.2 Released
Google has released a new version of the Google App Engine Java SDK, version 1.2.2. This is largely a bugfix
Read moreEnterprise Application Vendors Likely To Reevaluate Commitment To Java
An AMR Research report on global enterprise applications market notes how Oracle’s acquisition of Sun, and Java, could wreak havoc
Read moreGoogle Takes On Microsoft Windows With New Chrome Operating System
Finally, after years of wait and speculation, Google has challenged Microsoft on its home turf, the desktop operating system. Google today
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