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The merger drama continues
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Understanding WebSphere eXtreme Scale and how it works
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NEWS & VIEWS
JetBrains readies open source version of its Java IDE
10/15/2009 - JetBrains, which has provided its IntelliJ Idea Java IDE as a commercial product, now is offering a preview of a free, open
source version of the IDE.
Paul Krill,
InfoWorld
Fate of some Sun technologies still up in the air
10/14/2009 - Oracle CEO Larry Ellison has been fawning all over Sun Microsystems technologies lately, such as Java, the Solaris OS, the
MySQL database, and the Sparc CPU platform. But it still remains to be seen how Oracle will deal with redundancies in the
Java enterprise application server and IDE spaces once Sun becomes part of Oracle.
Paul Krill,
InfoWorld
Oracle shows off sheer technology volume
10/14/2009 - An Oracle official at the Oracle OpenWorld 2009 conference gave a glimpse into the volume of technologies coming out of the
company. The company this week also detailed a host of software development-related product plans.
Paul Krill,
InfoWorld
Sun, Oracle chiefs vow: Sun technologies will live on
10/14/2009 - Sun Microsystems chairman Scott McNealy and Oracle CEO Larry Ellison both took the stage at the Oracle OpenWorld 2009 conference
Sunday evening to offer reassurances that Sun technologies will not go away should Oracle complete its planned acquisition
of Sun.
Paul Krill,
InfoWorld
OpenWorld to shed light on Oracle's Java plans
10/09/2009 - Oracle's long-term agenda for Java may come into focus next week as the company plans to place Sun's application development
technology in the Oracle OpenWorld 2009 spotlight, beginning with Sunday's keynote, which will feature Sun Chairman Scott
McNealy and Sun Vice President James Gosling, considered the father of Java, alongside Oracle CEO Larry Ellison.
Paul Krill,
InfoWorld
Eclipse Pulsar smartphone app dev platform gets an upgrade
10/07/2009 - In an upgraded release of its Eclipse Pulsar tools platform for smartphone application development Wednesday, the Eclipse
Foundation will add support for Ericsson and Sony Ericsson developer communities.
Paul Krill,
InfoWorld
RIM extends BlackBerry app development to Web developers
10/06/2009 - Research In Motion (RIM) will preview on Tuesday technologies enabling application builders to use Web development skills
to build programs for the company's BlackBerry smartphone.
Paul Krill,
InfoWorld
IBM tool eases JavaScript development
10/05/2009 - Countering rivals Microsoft and Adobe Systems, IBM is offering a free tool to simplify development of JavaScript-based Web
applications, featuring use of a modeling language, according to IBM sources.
Paul Krill,
InfoWorld
Google Noop project features JVM-based language
Google is hosting a language project called Noop, which initially targets the Java Virtual Machine and is intended to encourage
industry best practices and discourage "worst offenses."
10/05/2009 -
Paul Krill,
InfoWorld
Genuitec readies Eclipse IDE update
10/05/2009 - Genuitec has rolled out a milestone release of its MyEclipse 8.0 Java IDE based on the Eclipse 3.5 open source tools platform
and featuring a Java profiler and anti-bloat capabilities.
Paul Krill,
InfoWorld
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