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Java tip: Orthogonality by example
05/01/2013 -  Orthogonality is a concept often used to describe modular and maintainable software, but it's also a design principle found (and broken) in some of our most popular Java utilities. With this short article you'll wrap your head around orthogonality once and for all -- by seeing how it is implemented, and violated, in Log4j. Workarounds are also discussed.
Jens Dietrich, JavaWorld.com

Java EE 7 moves forward
05/01/2013 -  The next version of enterprise Java has received executive approval in the Java Community Process and a reference implementation is due soon, Oracle says.
Paul Krill, InfoWorld

AMD-led consortium takes steps to break multicore programming barriers
04/30/2013 -  The HSA Foundation has released a uniform memory architecture, called HUMA, that would make different memory types in a system accessible to all processors.
Agam Shah, IDG News Service

Sencha CEO: Treat HTML5 apps as a programming platform, not a Web page
04/29/2013 -  Tools vendor executive Michael Mullany also sees excitement about Firefox OS but says more work is needed on Tizen.
Paul Krill, InfoWorld

A first look at Gavin King's Ceylon
04/25/2013 -  Gavin King brought us Hibernate and Seam. Now he wants us to drink the Kool-Aid -- or rather the Ceylon tea -- once more.
Andrew C. Oliver, InfoWorld

Under the hood of Pivotal One, where cloud dev meets big data
04/24/2013 -  Flush with cash from GE, startup Pivotal unveils ambitious PaaS offering aimed at fulfilling 'Internet of things' dream.
Ted Samson, InfoWorld

Why developers are turning to API services
04/23/2013 -  As outside services are increasingly integrated into enterprise and consumer applciations the demand for API management tools is also growing, especially for cloud and mobile apps.
Paul Krill, InfoWorld

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