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All White Papers
The JavaWorld White Paper Library features the latest white papers on emerging Java technologies and critical trends.
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Why choose an Open Source BPM?
Open source has become so strategic to mainstream businesses that it now rivals proprietary competitors. See how open source BPM offers key advantages over proprietary BPM. |
BonitaSoft |
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10 FAQs on Business Process Management
Is BPM a methodology, or a technology? What are the real costs and benefits of BPM? Who should be driving BPM implementation, business or IT? How to get started with implementing BPM? Find some key answers in this white paper. |
BonitaSoft |
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Best Practices for Getting Started with BPM
Implementing a Business Process Management Solution can offer immediate and long-term benefits. These ten BPM Best Practices from the experts at BonitaSoft will help you position your organization for both short- and long-term success. |
BonitaSoft |
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Free Your Devs From The Pain Of Java Redeploys
Muhammed Shakir, the CEO/Founder of MS Learning & Consulting says: "The entire day of work without redeploying and without restarts, thanks to JRebel! This saves me more than 50% of my development time." Free your developers from the pain of redeploys too! |
Zero Turnaround |
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Increase Velocity 40% by Using JRebel
NetworkedAssets achieved a 40% increase in velocity during their development sprints simply by using JRebel in their development environment! JRebel Eliminates 4-5 minutes of wasted redeploys giving an awesomeness coefficient of 1! |
Zero Turnaround |
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What Developers Want: The End of Application Redeploys
Could you imagine having to completely restart your computer every time you wanted to write, receive or send an email? When Java developers want to see the results of their code changes (e.g. adding a new feature, or fixing a bug), they have to redeploy their application, or restart their application server - a process that takes an average of 10.5 minutes away from each coding hour, according to a recent survey. This white paper reviews the costs of turnaround time in development teams and suggests a solution for eliminating this unnecessary process. |
Zero Turnaround |
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Developer Productivity Report: Java Tools, Tech, Devs, and Data
Get this year's four-part Developer Productivity Report 2012. Inside you'll find expanded coverage on technologies and tools used by Java development teams along with analysis and interviews with Java experts on "What makes developers tick? |
Zero Turnaround |
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Coding with JRebel: Java Forever Changed
With JRebel, developers get to see their code changes immediately, fine-tune their code with incremental changes, debug, explore and deploy their code with ease (both locally and remotely), and ultimately spend more time coding instead of waiting for the dreaded application redeploy to finish. |
Zero Turnaround |
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Utilizing Fast Testing to Transform Java Development
This paper talks about the concept of "Fast Testing", which ensures that your Java code is built for change and provides feedback that will bring significant improvements in team productivity and the quality of code under development. |
Agitar |
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Do You Really Get Classloaders?
Step into this 28-page how-to from RebelLabs, and learn not only how classloaders in Java work, but ways to fix problems that you might encounter along the road to Java enlightenment. From the makers of JRebel, the tool that makes classloaders work the way we want them to, we are proud to present "Do You Really Get Classloaders?" |
ZeroTurnaround |
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Pragmatic Continuous Delivery with Jenkins, Nexus, and LiveRebel
In this 22-page tutorial you will be guided step-by-step through building a Continuous Delivery pipeline for actual use cases in a realistic environment - using tools like Jenkins, Nexus, LiveRebel and others readily available right now. |
ZeroTurnaround |
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Your Next Java Web App: Less XML, No Long Restarts, Fewer Hassles
Surprise: Building your next Java web app doesn't have to suck. You no longer need 3 miles of XML to stitch your app together. In fact, you don't need it at all. If you're writing public facing webapps & would like to use a modern request-based framework instead of a component based one then check out this 3-part tutorial from ZeroTurnaround. |
ZeroTurnaround |
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Coding with JRebel, Java Forever Changed
This paper reviews some of the great advantages of using JRebel in Java development, and how eradicating the daily, time-consuming process of redeploying your application to see your changes has long-lasting effects on the way that you will write code in the future. |
ZeroTurnaround |
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2012 Developer Productivity Report: Java Tools, Tech, Devs, and Data
Get this year's four-part Developer Productivity Report 2012. Inside you'll find expanded coverage on technologies and tools used by Java development teams along with analysis and interviews with Java experts on "What makes developers tick? |
ZeroTurnaround |
