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• September 10, 2010
• 16:11

  End Times and the Release of Java 7

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  Will there be a Java 7 before the Mayan calendar runs out? Once again, the release date for Java 7 has slid, this time into 2012.
  
  
  
  Java - Programming - Languages - FAQs Help and Tutorials - Java 7
• 15:37

  Finding and Eliminating Code Duplication

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  Whether you realize it or not, you need a tool that finds duplicate source code in your applications. In fact, if you’ve never used one before, you probably don’t realize just how much you need an automated solution to this problem. For all practical purposes, it’s nearly impossible to manually locate the types of duplicate code that such a tool can easily bring to the surface. Even if you think you’re intimately aware of an application’s code base, every line of code you write contains the potential to awaken the duplicate code dragon.
  
  
  
  Source code - Programming - Languages - Tools - C

• 13:00

  JDK7 Feature Slip

   » ‎ InfoQ
  In a post entitled Re-thinking JDK7, Mark Reinhold put forward a suggestion that certain previously planned elements of JDK7 be suspended until JDK8 in order to get the release out of the door sooner rather than later. What does the community think of this suggestion? Read on to find out. By Alex Blewitt
• 11:19

  Interview:Kresten Krab Thorup Discusses Programming Languages, Concurrency and Integration

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Kresten answers questions about current programming languages and problems they solve. He also tries to look at what is missing for addressing issues we face today such as concurrency. He discusses its importance and tries to portray the language that would take us to the next level helping to tackle these issues easily. By Kresten Krab Thorup

• September 09, 2010
• 22:59

  Resolve Common Concurrency Problems with GPars

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  Learn how Groovy's concurrency library leverages popular concurrency models and makes them accessible on the Java platform
  
  
  
  Java - Groovy - Programming - Languages - Extensions

• 22:20

  Apple Opens Up iPhone Development

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Apple announced today that they "listened to our developers" and "we are relaxing all restrictions on the development tools used to create iOS apps, as long as the resulting apps do not download any code." They also announced that "for the first time we are publishing the App Store Review Guidelines to help developers understand how we review submitted apps." By Ron Bodkin
• 18:00

  Interview with Alistair Cockburn

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Alistair Cockburn is a signatory of the Agile Manifesto, a book author, a keynote speaker at numerous Agile conferences, and most recently, the spokesperson for ICAgile.org, a credentialing body offering several levels of Agile certification. This is a multi-part interview that covers a wide range of current topics in the Agile space. By Dan Mezick

• 16:22

  Performance Testing

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  In this application performance testing tutorial, find tips, how-tos and screencasts on best practices from testers and experts in the software testing industry.
  
  
  
  Testing - Programming - Commercial Services - United States - Load and Performance Testing
• 15:09

  Beans Should Be Deprecated - The Future of Object Architecture With Properties

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  In my previous post I discussed the case for Properties and the basics of how they work. In this post I will dive into the specific workings of Properties in Sgine and how to use the various features it provides. This post is all about Properties in Sgine for use primarily with Scala but the concepts and ideas are applicable to Java as well. Properties provide the future of object architecture and beans should have been deprecated long ago.
  
  
  
  Java - Scala - Language - Programming - United States

• 14:42

  Java, le papy du Web : sa pertinence hier, aujourd'hui, et demain

   » ‎ Clever Age - Blog
  Malgré leur succès sur le terrain, la question de la pertinence des technologies Java dans le paysage du Web moderne est une problématique qui revient relativement fréquemment, surtout dans la bouche des professionnels de la maîtrise d'ouvrage qui s'avouent eux-mêmes parfois un peu dépassés par les avantages et inconvénients techniques de chaque alternative. Leur interrogation est tout-à-fait légitime : beaucoup savent que le langage Java a été créé il y a une quinzaine d'années (préhistoire, que (...)

• 11:06

  Presentation:Obscured by Clouds

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Russ Miles and Toby Hobson outline many factors to be considered when adopting a cloud solution – what type of cloud, which vendor, what technology, how is it related to the business value, SLA, should it be considered early, geo-location constraints, etc. –, creating a wider view of the cloud from the development and business perspective. By Russ Miles and Toby Hobson
• 1:53

  Cloudant releases Java based view server for CouchDB

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Cloudant the company behind CouchDB just released Java View Server for CouchDB. That means that not only Erlang and interpreted languages like Javascript or Python can be used to write Map-Reduce jobs but also JVM based languages. By Michael Hunger

• September 08, 2010
• 21:10

  Unit Testing your UI with selenium

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  Selenium is an open source, robust set of tools that supports rapid development of test automation for web-based applications. In this post we will look at some code samples and how to create test plan with selenium.
  
  
  
  Unit testing - Selenium - Web application - Open source - Programming
• 17:25

  Liferay Announces their Latest Release: Portal 6EE

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  Liferay 6EE touts a number of new features, but it's the social interaction facilities that are the most promising.
  
  
  
  Open source - Liferay - Technical support - Programming - Languages

• 12:06

  Presentation:The Power of Visibility: Driving a Lean-Agile Transition

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Kelley Horton discusses the reasons why her organization transitioned to Lean-Agile, the approach used and the visual tools helping them minimize WIP and track development, concluding that visibility inside an organization leads to success. By Kelley Horton
• 11:07

  Presentation:Panel: Modular Java

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Alex Blewitt, Kevin Seal and Alex Buckley discuss modularity in Java, answering questions from the audience: when is modularity needed, how to address modularity, what are the similarities and differences in modularity between Jigsaw and .NET, and what are the improvements in OSGi-based development? By Alex Blewitt, Kevin Seal and Alex Buckley

• 2:53

  PrimeFaces 2.2.M1 Released

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  Prime Technology is glad to announce that PrimeFaces 2.2.M1 is released. This is a major release featuring core enhancements, new components, bug fixes and more.
  
  
  
  Prime minister - Nick Clegg - History - David Cameron - France

• September 07, 2010
• 21:10

  Simple Tools Preferred in the Agile Tools Space

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Agile does not necessarily mandate or recommend the use of tools. Ideally the development could be done on a command line interface with requirements present on index cards. However, in the last few years, several tools have emerged and they have acted as a catalyst to successful Agile development. Migan and Gaia recently conducted a survey to find out the use of such tools in the Agile space. By Vikas Hazrati
• 15:42

  Presentation:Whither the Smartphone? Future Directions in Smartphones and Mobile Development

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Adam Blum discusses the current trends in mobile development and smartphones, trying to predict what will happen in this area over the next 5 years so a developer would know what to expect. By Adam Blum
• 15:30

  CloudBees introduces Hudson-as-a-Service

   » ‎ InfoQ
  CloudBees introduces it's fist PaaS offering, Haas (Husdon-as-a-Service), that liberates the continuous building and testing of projects into the cloud where the IT-free setup, configuration, and elastic resource allocations can be taken advantage by anyone. By Ian Roughley

• 15:20

  A Quick Tip: Automatic Injection/Binding for Google Guice

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  You think Spring is to heavy? That's why you like to use Guice, but missing the Classpath Scanning-Feature? Read this Article! :)
  
  
  
  Google - Searching - Search Engines - Companies - Google Guice

• 10:24

  Roundup of String to Java Object Conversion Libraries

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Stephen Colebourne, of Joda Time fame, ignited a small debate when he released Joda Convert: a Java library to convert basic Objects to and from Strings using annotations. InfoQ surveys the options when transforming from one format to another. By Tim Cull

• 8:32

  Apache OpenWebBeans Alpha-2 Has Released

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  The Apache OpenWebBeans Team is proud to announce the release of Apache OpenWebBeans 1.0.0-alpha-2
  
  
  
  Apache - Servers - WWW - FAQs Help and Tutorials - Derivatives
• 8:32

  Apache OpenWebBeans Alpha-2 Released

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  The Apache OpenWebBeans Team is proud to announce the release of Apache OpenWebBeans 1.0.0-alpha-2
  
  
  
  Apache - Servers - WWW - FAQs Help and Tutorials - Derivatives

• 8:00

  VMware's Cloud Application Platform Vision

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Rod Johnson details VMWare's new Cloud Application Platform Vision, vFabric. It is based on all SpringSource assets and VMware's virtualization technology. Now that nearly all major actors of the Cloud are aiming at PaaS, it may be time to ask whether IaaS is "dead"? and whether PaaS will be able get mindshare of most IT organizations? By Jean-Jacques Dubray
• September 06, 2010
• 12:57

  Article:Confessions of A New Agile Developer

   » ‎ InfoQ
  By Rahul Sharma

• 9:48

  Java Best Practices – String performance and Exact String Matching

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  Many people do not have performance in mind when they utilize String objects. Nevertheless misuse of String classes can significantly degrade the performance of an application. Learn how to handle String creation, String alteration and String matching operations efficiently.
  
  
  
  Java - String searching algorithm - Guitar - Arts - Music

• 1:00

  Equinox et applications Web

   » ‎ Flux RSS d'EclipseTotale

  Angelo Zerr propose une nouvelle série d'articles consacrée à l'intégration d'Equinox dans un conteneur Web : 'OSGi Equinox in a Servlet Container'

• September 05, 2010
• 21:01

  JBoss Benchmark Claims HornetQ is the Performance Leader of Enterprise Messaging Systems

   » ‎ InfoQ
  JBoss has published the results of messaging throughput benchmarks against the leading enterprise messaging servers on the market that implement the Java Message Service (JMS) API.  In these results HornetQ demonstrates superior performance compared to the other products. By Dionysios G. Synodinos

• September 04, 2010
• 21:56

  Async Http Client library 1.0.0 released

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  After months of collecting feedback and adding new features, I’m happy to announce the availability of the Async Http Client Library version 1.1.0!
  
  
  
  Protocol - Libraries - Programming - Languages - Client

• 8:08

  Agile 2010 - Make Stuff People Can Use

   » ‎ InfoQ
  There were a number of sessions at Agile 2010 focused on usability and user experience. Samantha Starmer from REI presented a session titled "Make stuff people can use" that provided practical advice and pragmatic ideas on bringing usability into agile projects, even when there isn't a usability expert as a member of the team. By Shane Hastie

• September 03, 2010
• 16:30

  Sarasvati Workflow 1.0 released

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  Sarasvati, a graph execution based workflow engine, has now reached 1.0 status. New features include a graphical editor, template nodes and better support for custom join strategies.
  
  
  
  Workflow - Products - Open Source - Automator - ITunes

• 13:10

  jclouds Beta 7 Coming: Interview With Adrian Cole

   » ‎ InfoQ
  The open source, Java-based cloud computing and storage adaptor, jclouds, releases a new beta the end of this month. InfoQ interviewed Adrian Cole, the project lead, for his take on marrying Java to the cloud. By Tim Cull

• 12:18

  HornetQ - the Performance Leader in Enterprise Messaging

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  JBoss is pleased to publish a comparison of the enterprise messaging market using the JMS API. The results clearly position JBoss HornetQ as the performance leader.
  
  
  
  JBoss application server - Java Message Service - Java - Programming - Languages
• 1:42

  Springing into Tomcat

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  Deploying on Tcat can help you to go further with your Spring web applications.
  
  
  
  Apache Tomcat - Java - Programming - Languages - Enterprise Edition

• 1:00

  Série d'article sur le PDE Build

   » ‎ Flux RSS d'EclipseTotale

  Un aspect souvent délicat, car assez mal documenté, du développement d'applications Eclipse RCP est l'automatisation de la création des livrables. Le PDE propose une solution, 'PDE Build', dont la mise en oeuvre est abordée par la série d'articles 'Headless Build for Beginners' (Part I, part II, part III, part IV, part V).

• 0:26

  Re-estimate Completed User Stories for a More Accurate Velocity?

   » ‎ InfoQ
  In a recent thread on the Scrum Development mailing list, Paul Battison asked whether his team should re-estimate completed stories after the sprint is done, so as to have the team's velocity reflect the actual effort that went into completing the stories. By Dan Puckett
• September 02, 2010
• 20:00

  Interview with Ken Schwaber, Part 2

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Ken Schwaber is the co-creator of Scrum with Jeff Sutherland. This is Part 2 of a multi-part interview with Ken, covering Scrum credentialing and testing, Scrum coaching, the influence of the Kanban Method for managing complex work, Ken's thoughts on the future of knowledge work, and more. By Dan Mezick

• 19:42

  Drools 5.1 Released

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  Drools 5.1 has been released. The main focus for this release has been around improved consumerability for users with declarative services based on Spring, Camel and CXF integration as well as the BPMN2 implementation for Flow and an improved Rete algorithm for reduced memory consumption providing better scalability for large number of objects.
  
  
  
  Rete algorithm - Drools - Language - Programming - Math
• 18:37

  Top 3 Performance Problems in Custom MS CRM Apps

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  MS CRM provides an SDK to access Entity objects and MetaData from the CRM Data Store. Custom CRM Applications use this SDK without knowing what is really going on under-the-hood leading to performance problems when accessing or updating larger amounts of data from the CRM Store. The Top 3 Performance Problems can be avoided preventing from long running and timed out requests to the CRM Application.
  
  
  
  Customer relationship management - Business - Data - Metadata - Microsoft Dynamics CRM

• 17:35

  Nuxeo Introduces fise Semantic Engine

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Nuxeo introduces fise - an open source RESTful semantic engine to which NUXEO has made contributions. The goal of the fise is to "help bring new and trendy semantic features to CMS by giving developers a stack of reusable HTTP semantic services to build upon." fise is part of a larger effort, IKS (Interactive Knowledge Stack) as a means of enhancing CMS offerings with Semantic Web capabilities. By Dave West

• 16:31

  Développer une extension pour Chrome & Chromium

   » ‎ Clever Age - Blog
  Le navigateur Web Chrome a le vent en poupe : rapide, bien pensé et bénéficiant d'une quantité croissante d'extensions. Apparues il y a de longues années déjà dans Firefox, ces dernières sont un bon moyen d'étendre les fonctionnalités natives du navigateur : capture d'écran, partage de favoris, actualités, notifications, etc. Mais au fond, ce sont tout simplement de petites applications se basant sur les standards HTML, CSS et JavaScript... autant dire que tous les développeurs Web manipulant ces trois (...)

• 15:29

  Does NoSQL Mean No-ACID? Well, Yes...Yes it Does...

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  ACID is hard to scale. But isn't NoSQL/NoACID the lazy way around the problem? Why not solve the ACID scalability problem instead of just going NoSQL? It's a hard problem to solve, but here are a few ideas on how to solve it.
  
  
  
  NoSQL - ACID - Environment - Database - Air Quality
• 15:20

  Is Android Evil? Insight from Andreas Constantinou

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  Is Android really open? Research Director Andreas Constantinou uncovers the many control points behind Android and explains why Android might be the most closed system in the history of open source
  
  
  
  Open source - Android - Closed system - Programming - Languages
• 15:20

  Klaros-Testmanagement 3.1 released – including Mantis integration

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  Klaros-Testmanagement is an Ajax-based web application to support test managers in controlling and managing the entire testing process in software development projects.
  
  
  
  Software development - Ajax - Programming - Testing - Languages

• 11:31

  Presentation:Reformulating the Product Delivery Process

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Israel Gat, Erik Huddleston and Stephen Chin present how Inovis realized a higher product throughput by using three Kanban practices – Stakeholder-based Investment Themes and Business Case Management, Upstream and Downstream WIP Limits, Dynamic Allocations – and a Lean Release Management tool called APROPOS, or Agile Project Portfolio Scheduler. By Israel Gat, Erik Huddleston and Stephen Chin

• 1:00

  JPA et BluePrint Service d'OSGi

   » ‎ Flux RSS d'EclipseTotale

  L'utilisation d'OSGi côté serveur devrait progressivement s'imposer. L'article 'Convert a JPA-based Java EE Web application to OSGi with Blueprint object injection in WebSphere Application Server V7' décrit comment faire évoluer une application Jaav EE utiliant JPA vers l'utilisation des mécanismes d'injection du BluePrint Services d'OSGi (directement inspiré de Spring) pour récupérer l'EntityManager.

• 1:00

  Prise en main d'une application Eclipse RCP

   » ‎ Flux RSS d'EclipseTotale

  L'article 'Making Eclipse More Welcoming' passe en revue les moyens pour simplifier la prise en main d'une application Eclipse RCP par les utilisateurs.

• September 01, 2010
• 19:38

  Clever Age, partenaire de Paris Web 2010

   » ‎ Clever Age - Blog
  Paris Web, c'est quoi ? Paris Web est avant tout une association "loi 1901" dont le but est la promotion du développement web de qualité. Elle plébiscite les standards, le respect des normes, l'accessibilité, l'ergonomie réfléchie et le choix de bonnes méthodes de conception. Son action est notamment visible par l'organisation et sa participation à des manifestations et forums autour de ces thématiques. C'est quoi alors Paris Web 2010 ??? Pour répondre encore mieux à sa mission, l'association (...)

• 17:54

  New PHP Licensing Option for Cloud Computing

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Zend recently announced an 'unlimited subscription' licensing option for its PHP products, in support of cloud computing. Virtualization and Cloud Computing challenge traditional concepts of software licensing, e.g. one license per user, one license per server, because of the dynamism and variability of running instances inherent in both concepts. Zend offers one way to solve this problem. By Dave West

• 16:39

  Have You Ever Seen a Cloud in a Box? VMWare Delivers with vFabric

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  Okay, maybe it's not a 'cloud in a box.' And maybe they don't even want us to refer to it as a 'cloud in a box.' But that's what they're gearing up for with all of these product acquisitions.
  
  
  
  VMware - SpringSource - VCloud - Cloud computing - Emulators
• 16:38

  IBM WebSphere SIB & Cloud Computing: Leveraging the Power

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  High performance, availability and scalability with messaging solutions, and the key to the mix is the WebSphere Application Server (WAS) along with a handy Service Integration Bus (SIB). Here we're going to deliver some hints and best practices, as we show you how to configure for high availability.
  
  
  
  IBM WebSphere - IBM - Application server - Cloud computing - server
• 15:18

  How To Pick the Right Web Framework

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  In praise of the single page interface. In this little presentation, the author of ItsNat explains why every other web development framework sucks.
  
  
  
  Web development - Programming - Languages - PHP - Framework
• 15:15

  Java development 2.0: Sharding with Hibernate Shards

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  Horizontal scalability for relational databases with Hibernate Shards
  
  
  
  Shard - Database - Programming - Java - Languages
• 15:14

  Troubleshoot Java in production

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  Short description about the challenges of troubleshooting highly distributed and loaded Java EE applications in production. Introduction of AppDynamics Lite a free tool that simplifies the process of analyzing performance and stability problems.
  
  
  
  Java - Java Platform Enterprise Edition - Programming - Languages - Troubleshooting
• 15:12

  Build Android apps using XML and JavaScript Object Notation

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  Explore the benefits of JSON and XML in Android applications
  
  
  
  JavaScript - XML - Data Formats - Markup Languages - JSON

• 12:54

  IBM X-Force Report: Enterprise Security Exploits Are Raising

   » ‎ InfoQ
  IBM has published the IBM X-Force® 2010 Mid-Year Trend and Risk Report August 2010 (112 pages long, free registration required) containing detailed information about the security vulnerabilities and exploits of 2010, such as JavaScript and PDF obfuscation, the current security threat trends in the enterprise, and a look into the future. By Abel Avram
• 12:46

  Presentation:Command-Query Responsibility Segregation

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Udi Dahan discusses the Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) pattern and its relationship to Domain Driven Design (DDD), detailing on queries and commands, what they are and how they should be used in an asynchronous programming environment. By Udi Dahan
• 12:11

  Article:The Story of a Project

   » ‎ InfoQ
  By Olivier Mallassi
• 12:08

  Presentation:Living and Working with Aging Software

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Ralph Johnson discusses principles, practices and tools relating to software development starting not from scratch but from already existing code which needs refactoring, maintenance, and sometimes architectural change. By Ralph Johnson
• 10:50

  SpringSource vFabric cloud application framework platform

   » ‎ InfoQ
  While VMWare offering a new range of products to support its vision of enterprise cloud computing at VMWorld 2010 is interesting from an operations and user perspective, developer focus is on vFabric the Spring platform for developing and running cloud based applications. The goal is to provide the same convenience infrastructure for cloud applications as for spring based enterprise applications. By Michael Hunger

• 4:49

  QuickBuild 3 - Integrated View of Builds, Issues and SCM Changes

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  QuickBuild 3 is released to work tightly with issue tracking systems to provide an integrated view of issues, builds and SCM changes. No longer worry about which issues are fixed in a particular build, or which build a particular issue is fixed in. QuickBuild tracks these information for you automatically! The release management functionality is improved considerably with the ability to use next unreleased version in issue tracker as next build version, and push built versions into issue tracker as released versions.
  
  
  
  Configuration management - Issue tracking system - Release management - Build Management - Bug Tracking

• August 31, 2010
• 21:52

  Discussing Agile With a CFO

   » ‎ InfoQ
  The Chief Financial Officer is responsible for financial planning, financial reporting, financial analysis and managing financial risks. What would be a better language than finance to explain the benefits of Agile to a CFO? By Vikas Hazrati

• 21:36

  Mule 3 RC2 Released

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  Mule ESB 3.0, the popular open source enterprise service bus, is one step closer to GA later this month.
  
  
  
  Open source - Enterprise service bus - Programming - Business - Languages

• 15:28

  Presentation:IIBA Debate on the Role of the Analyst in Agile Projects

   » ‎ InfoQ
  At a recent IIBA New Zealand members event Shane and Pete debated the role of the business analyst on Agile projects. Shane presented on why analysis is so important on Agile projects, and why the role of the analyst remains crucial to project success. Pete said that the traditional role of the Business Analyst is under threat and will need to evolve in order to be valued on an Agile project By Shane Hastie
• 13:23

  Presentation:The Craftsman Learns ... or Learning the Craft

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Pete Goodliffe provokes his listeners to keep learning over the course of their entire life, offering advice on how to approach learning, what is valuable and what can be ignored, how to deal with new things, having a healthy attitude towards learning, and how to feed one’s curiosity. By Pete Goodliffe
• 12:06

  Article:Finding an Agile Employer

   » ‎ InfoQ
  The rocky job market of the last couple years has left many people looking for work. Agile software development is appealing to many job seekers, but not all jobs are alike. If you want a job in Agile software development, using a framework like Scrum, you need a plan of action that spans all three phases of your job search: reseach/preparation, interviewing, and assessing your opportunities. By Angela Druckman

• 11:45

  Ajax + Mobile with ZK: Version 5.0.4 Released Today

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  ZK is the most proven Ajax + Mobile framework available, designed to maximize an enterprise’s operational efficiency and minimize development time and cost.
  
  
  
  Ajax - JavaScript - Programming - Languages - Scripts

• 8:00

  Red Hat Expands its Cloud Strategy

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  Last week, Red Hat released a comprehensive Cloud strategy aiming at increasing interoperability between Clouds and portability of applications from one Cloud to another. Red Hat also submitted its APIs to the Apache DeltaCloud initiative. By Jean-Jacques Dubray
• August 30, 2010
• 18:23

  Presentation:Making the Business Case

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  We know that solving DevOps problems improves your business operations and improves the bottom line, but how do you do you explain that to your CEO or CFO? How do you get the executives to buy in and invest in DevOps solutions? By Kurt Milne, Jay Lyman, Rolf Andrew Russell, Jody Mulkey

• 15:39

  Google backs out of JavaOne conference

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  Company cites Oracle's litigation over Android as a lawsuit 'against open source'
  
  
  
  Open source - JavaOne - Google - Joshua Bloch - Oracle
• 15:37

  Atlassian-Bamboo integration with Maven 3 (beta) and Ivy - new Artifactory plug-in

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  JFrog announces the new Bamboo-Artifactory plugin with added support for Maven 3 (beta) and Ivy buids.
  
  
  
  Apache Maven - Bamboo - Plug-in - Business - Forestry

• 13:00

  Presentation:DevOps outside of Web Operations

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  Much of the public discussion about DevOps focuses on Web Operations. This panel is about taking the lessons of DevOps to other types of IT. By Adam Fletcher, Gene Kim, Michael Stahnke, James Turnbull

• August 29, 2010
• 12:51

  Openfire server installation - Infrastructure for Instant Messaging

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  This tutorial is the first part of the “Setting up an infrastructure for Instant Messaging” article series. In this tutorial, we are going to setup an Instant Messaging infrastructure for a private intranet using the Openfire real-time-collaboration (RTC) server.
  
  
  
  Instant Messaging - Real-time computing - Chat - Intranet - Openfire

• August 27, 2010
• 17:39

  Unique Software Degree Program Restarted

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  A unique university program of education in software and systems design has been restarted at New Mexico Highlands University. The program is based on experiential learning, features apprenticeships, and uses a radically restructured and accelerated curriculum. The program goal: "to produce a community of professionals capable of solving complex, "wicked," problems with computing technology. By Dave West

• 16:34

  NetBeans 6.10 Moves Forward with Milestone 1

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  It's just a milestone, so only early adopters will really be interested in downloading and playing with it. The real point is that work is being done quickly on 6.10
  
  
  
  NetBeans - Java - Open source - Integrated development environment - Eclipse

• 11:00

  H.264 to Remain Free for Internet Video

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  The MPEG LA, who hold the patent pool on the MPEG H.264 video format, have recently extended their pledge for free web-based video to last for the lifetime of the license. In a Press Release (pdf) yesterday, they confirmed the continuation of the free license, which had been due to expire in December 2015. But what does this mean for HTML5 browsers? By Alex Blewitt
• August 26, 2010
• 18:09

  Slowdown in Virtualization

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  A 2010 survey suggests that companies have slowed their efforts to virtualize their data centers. The survey was conducted by InformationWeek and is the second in an annual series. The key finding: almost 20% fewer companies expect to have 25-49% of their servers virtualized by 2011 and almost 10% fewer companies expect to virtualize 50-74% of their servers. By Dave West
• 18:00

  Interview with Ken Schwaber, Part1

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  Ken Schwaber is the co-creator of Scrum with Jeff Sutherland. He is a signatory of the Agile Manifesto, a founder of the Agile Alliance, and responsible for founding the Scrum Alliance and creating the Certified Scrum Master program. Ken speaks candidly in this interview series. By Dan Mezick
• 17:35

  Designing a Web Application with Scalability in Mind

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  Max Indelicato, a Software Development Director and former Chief Software Architect, has written a post on how to design a web application for scalability. He suggests choosing the right deploying and storage solution, a scalable data storage and schema, and using abstraction layers. By Abel Avram
• 15:12

  Article:Virtual Panel: The State of the Art in Mobile Web Application Development

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  To assess the state of the art in mobile web application development, InfoQ has conducted a virtual panel with the creators of some of the most popular libraries, toolkits and frameworks that target this field. By Dionysios G. Synodinos

• 14:26

  Best Practices for Optimizing Your JBoss EAP Production Environment

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  Over the past several years, the Web Architecture team at NBC Universal Studios has dedicated a significant amout of their time and resources to improving the performance of their highly distributed enterprise architecture. In this multi-part series, Richir Choudhry, Alpesh Vaghela and Vaidyanathan Kothandaraman will be sharing their insights, tips and the best practices they employed during their efforts to enhance application performance without actually editing or refactoring any of the production code.
  
  
  
  NBC Universal - Enterprise architecture - Code refactoring - Best practice - Business
• 14:17

  5 things you didn't know about command-line flags for the JVM

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  Fine-tune JVM performance and the Java runtime
  
  
  
  Java - Java Virtual Machine - Programming - Languages - Virtual machine
• 14:15

  Integrating hibernate search with a Spring and JPA Application

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  In this post we will talk about how to integrate hibernate Search into your existing Spring, JPA and Hibernate application and some of the challenges we faced.
  
  
  
  Hibernate - Java Persistence API - Spring Framework - Java - Programming

• 12:33

  Presentation:MongoDB @ SourceForge

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  Mark Ramm tells the story of why SourceForge needed to redesigned its site, why they chose MongoDB, how it compared to other possible solutions, the problems encountered, how they fixed them, and overall lessons learned. Ramm also responds to various questions coming from the audience. By Mark Ramm

• August 25, 2010
• 18:11

  Top 10 Client-Side Performance Problems in Web 2.0

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  Slow CSS Selectors in Internet Explorer, too many XHR Calls, slow 3rd party JavaScript libraries, large DOM size or excessive visual effects are among the Top 10 Client-Side performance problems in Web 2.0 Applications. Read the full list and learn how to avoid these problems.
  
  
  
  Internet Explorer - JavaScript - Cascading Style Sheets - Document Object Model - Web 2.0

• 17:23

  Should an Enterprise Architect Have an MBA?

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  Todd Biske, an Enterprise Architect and SOA author, started a discussion on Twitter by asking the question “Should Enterprise Architects have/get an MBA?” Some of the enterprise architects who responded to the question believe that an MBA is not mandatory but it can be very helpful. By Abel Avram

• 17:06

  Tutorial For Helping People Learn Java and OO Programming

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  Object-oriented programming on the Java platform and advanced Java language features
  
  
  
  Java - Object-oriented programming - Programming - Languages - FAQs Help and Tutorials
• 17:06

  Java on the Ubuntu Linux solution stack

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  Learn how build Java Object-oriented programs on Ubuntu and IBM Middleware
  
  
  
  IBM - Linux - Ubuntu - Operating Systems - Distributions
• 17:05

  Bringing Fun to the Java Platform? About fun4j

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  fun4j brings functional programming to the JVM. It's a framework that integrates major concepts from functional programming into the Java Platform.
  
  
  
  Java - Java Virtual Machine - Programming - Languages - Functional programming
• 17:03

  Deltaset 0.8.1 released: Extreme productivity with JSF 2.0

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  The Deltaset Project is a new generation productivity tool (Apache 2.0 Licensed) for extremely fast implementation of a full blown, java based, web applications. It supports Google Application Engine.
  
  
  
  Java - Google AppEngine - Web application - Apache License - Programming

• 8:00

  Should the Best Scrum Team Be Rewarded?

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Should one provide a reward to the single best team in a division each quarter? How is that team to be determined? What effects will that reward have? By Mark Levison

• 0:34

  Fabric3 adds support for SCA Eventing and Spring

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  Fabric3 adds support for SCA Eventing and Spring
  
  
  
  Service component architecture - Shopping - Fabric - Supplies - Crafts

• August 24, 2010
• 21:10

  How To Do Large Scale Refactoring

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Refactoring by definition means changing the internal structure of a program without modifying its external functional behavior. This is mostly done to improve the non-functional attributes of the program thus leading to improved code quality. However, refactoring on a large scale often gives jitters to even seasoned Agilists. The community discussed a few ways of handling the scale. By Vikas Hazrati
• 18:16

  Developer Survey: Challenges and New Technologies

   » ‎ InfoQ
  Embarcadero has released the results of a survey of 600 professional developers conducted in May-June of 2010. The survey focused on identifying the "top developer trends, challenges, key initiatives, and current tools being used. The survey respondents were primarily application developers with the size of the respondents companies primarily from organizations with less that 25 people." By Dave West
• 17:51

  Has OpenSolaris Reached the End of the Road?

   » ‎ InfoQ
  An internal unofficial Oracle memo has outlined a new policy regarding the OpenSolaris operating system. Some consider this as the death of OpenSolaris, but others point to the opportunity for the project to be carried on by Illumos, an open source organization that wants a completely open OpenSolaris, providing the code that is currently closed and not depending on Oracle. By Abel Avram

• 16:09

  TheServerSide Java Symposium Has Opened its Call for Papers

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  TheServerSide Java Symposium (TSSJS), a community event focusing on current and emerging technologies in the Enterprise Java space, has opened its call for papers, seeking presenters and presentations for TSSJS Las Vegas, March 16th-18th, 2011.
  
  
  
  Java - Java Platform Enterprise Edition - Programming - Languages - FAQs Help and Tutorials
• 16:09

  TheServerSide Java Symposium Has Opened its Call for Submissions

   » ‎ TheServerSide.com: News
  TheServerSide Java Symposium (TSSJS), a community event focusing on current and emerging technologies in the Enterprise Java space, has opened its call for papers, seeking presenters and presentations for TSSJS Las Vegas, March 16th-18th, 2011.
  
  
  
  Java - Java Platform Enterprise Edition - Programming - Languages - FAQs Help and Tutorials
• 14:38

  The OpenSolaris Governing Board Collectively Resigns

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  After weeks of receiving no attention from Oracle Corp on the future direction of the OpenSolaris project, the OpenSolaris governing board carried out their threat of resigning en bloc thus effectively handing over control of the OpenSolaris project to Oracle.
  
  
  
  OpenSolaris - Oracle - Open source - Oracle Corporation - Operating system

• 13:33

  Presentation:The Joy of Testing

   » ‎ InfoQ
  John Hughes shows how to explore the possible bugs of a code by creating a series of tests in Erlang and using multiple test frameworks, discovering the faults through successive tests and evaluating the frameworks while doing it. By John Hughes