Android 3.9% in 08 – 29.6% In 2014 | Is Java on Android The Best Choice For Mobile Apps?
A new Gartner report says that the worldwide mobile operating system (OS) market will be dominated by Symbian and Android,
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Go Mobile: Best Practices For Enterprise Mobile Applications
ThoughtWorks Studios has launched Go Mobile, a collection of content, best practices and technical solutions to build and deploy enterprise-grade
Read moreOpen Source Software Use Rises – However Less Than 1/3rd Willing To Contribute
An Accenture survey found that 69% of organizations anticipate increased investment in open source software in 2010, with 38 %
Read moreOpenStack Provides An Open-Source Cloud Platform Alternative
Rackspace has launched OpenStack, an open-source cloud platform. Rackspace is donating the code that powers its Cloud Files and Cloud
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Apache Tomcat 7.0 Released With Servlet 3.0, JSP 2.2 & EL 2.2 Support
Apache Tomcat 7 is the project’s first major release since 2006. It fully implements the Java Servlet 3.0, JavaServer Pages
Read moreEhcache 2.0 Offers Grails Integration & Scaling Without Code Changes
Version 2.0 of Ehcache open source caching solution claims to deliver the enterprise-class capabilities of high priced and proprietary technologies like Oracle
Read moreFlexMonkey Tool For Flex Automated Functional Testing Releases v 1.0
Gorilla Logic has released FlexMonkey 1.0 GA which it claims to be a de facto standard for automated functional testing of
Read moreHobo, Rapid Web App Builder for Ruby on Rails Releases Version 1.0
Hobo is an open source rapid development toolkit for Ruby on Rails, which claims to help developers build anything from
Read moreSymbian smart phone platform completes largest open source software release
The Symbian platform, which has been developed over more than 10 years and has shipped in more than 330 million
Read moreOracle Unveils Its Plans For Glassfish, NetBeans, MySQL & Open Source
Oracle has updated the Sun Acquisition FAQ. The FAQ now tells us of Oracle’s plans for NetBeans, Glassfish, MySQL, OpenOffice
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