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Squish updated for Ajax testing
NEWS - Squish, the GUI testing tool, has been updated by froglogic GmbH. Squish 3.3 supports creating and running automated GUI tests of applications based on a variety of user interface technologies including Ajax and Eclipse RPC, ... |
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Ruby on Rails Tutorial
TUTORIAL - Ruby on Rails has enjoyed near cult status among programmers who converted to Ruby from Java. Learn about the lightweight framework that many application developers use. |
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Learn about Ruby on Rails programming
ARTICLE - Rails, as the combination of the Ruby language and the Rails developer framework is called by its coder legions, is easier to work with than Java. |
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SOA for pets uses REST and SOAP
ARTICLE - SOA e-commerce application provides pet owners Ajax-based online ordering service for home delivery of veterinary medicines. |
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More coders feeling Groovy
NEWS - Groovy is what Java would be if it had been created in the 21st century, says one programmer. Although it still ranks below Java, C, C++, C#, Visual Basic, PHP, and even Fortran, Groovy has been quickly moving up the charts ... |
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Open source and ESBs
ARTICLE - The Enterprise Service Bus [ESB] has been intrinsic to many SOA programs and there is a high likelihood a successful SOA program includes successful ESBs. |
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Jazz suite updated at IBM Rational Software Conference
NEWS - IBM this week rolled out new and updated Jazz-based application life-cycle (ALM) tools. Company management said it is still early to tell how much Jazz evolution will resemble the path of its open Eclipse IDE. |
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LAMP coders go hybrid route
NEWS - Developers working with the LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP) stack tend to use a hybrid mix of open source and vendor technology, according to the second annual Open Source Barometer survey of 35,000 coders. "People try ... |
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Viewers not convinced by Oracle reassurances
NEWS - Oracle released an FAQ meant to assure users of Sun's open source tools Glassfish and Netbeans that it plans to continue to support the technologies. But viewers have doubt. |
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SOA skills, slings and arrows
ARTICLE - At a time when SOA is experiencing some slings and arrows, it is hard to remember that not too long ago it was the greatest thing since sliced bread. |
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Oracle buys performance specialist ClearApp
ARTICLE - For ClearApp the purchase means a powerful channel for innovative products. For Oracle it means another enhancement to its Web-and transaction-oriented management offering. |
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SOA complicated by ESB proliferation
ARTICLE - Despite technical adherence to standards, ESBs from different vendors still don't play well with others, argues John Michelsen, chief architect at iTKO Inc. |
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Microsoft Azure integrates with Eclipse
NEWS - Microsoft continues its push to make its proposed Azure cloud platform palatable to developers beyond the Windows realm and an embrace of Eclipse is bound to do that. |
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Smart Jam from IBM and a side note
NEWS - IBM is announcing a new set of professional services. They include IBM Smart Business Desktop on the IBM Cloud, IBM Mobile Enterprise Services for Managed Blackberry, and IBM Converged Communications Services. |
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IBM releases EGL Community Edition
ARTICLE - IBM recently released EGL Community Edition, a free version of EGL (Enterprise Generation Language). EGL is designed to simplify the creation RIAs. |
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JBoss lightens up its next generation platform
NEWS - Red Hat laid out a future strategy for JBoss that is intended to provide a single platform for a variety of programming and deployment models, and announced three products for its next-generation Java application server ... |
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Viewers not convinced by Oracle reassurances
NEWS - Oracle released an FAQ meant to assure users of Sun's open source tools Glassfish and Netbeans that it plans to continue to support the technologies. But viewers have doubt. |
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SAP sees upside in downturn
NEWS - SAP AG executives predict a continuing rise in software sales with the added benefit of having acquired Business Objects. Neither SAP nor Business Objects are dependent on sales to the U.S. financial institutions suffering ... |
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SAP unveils new BI
NEWS - With the completion of SAP AG's $6.7 billion purchase Business Objects, SAP unveiled new business intelligence and business optimization software packages this week. The new tooled developed jointly by SAP and Business ... |
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