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Rally Software Updates PaaS for Agile Lifecycle Management
Rally Software Development Corp. in December will ship updates to its applications and Platform-as-a-Service offerings for Agile lifecycle management, including features to speed development and lower costs by unifying the various SDLC silos.
Full Story >Web 2.0 Discussed at Social Media Strategies – Oct 29-30
Industry experts will converge at the Social Media Strategies Conference to offer insights and expertise on creating a social media strategy Oct 29-30 in San Francisco.
Full Story >NetGain Brings Web 2.0 Social Networking to Real Estate
NetGainRealEstate.com has added interactive social tools to its Web site, creating an international income property community. By introducing a Web 2.0 socialization program, NetGain has transformed its Web site into an interactive destination for users in 500 cities worldwide.
Full Story >Sun: Fresh Java, Communities for JavaOne in '07
The Java platform and communities have been for quite a ride the last 12 months: Updates for Java, support for Open Source dynamic scripting, growing mojo for AJAX and Web 2.0 apps -- and even Open Sourcing of Java. As we begin JavaOne 2007, IDN talks to Jean Elliott, Senior Director of Sun's Java Software Product Marketing, about the new face of Java and its communities.
Full Story >Countdown to OpenSolaris – An Enterprise IT FAQ
Sun will release the full Solaris 10 codeset to Open Source during JavaOne. To provide insight on how enterprise IT - execs, admins and devs - will be affected, Integration Developer News spoke with Sun's Operating Platforms Group vice president Tom Goguen to create a quick-reference "Enterprise FAQ" for OpenSolaris. Get ready for the launch: OpenSolaris may impact your business and dev projects more than you think.
Full Story >How F1000s Boost Software's 'Business Value'
In 2005, IT architects and devs will focus more on how to build 'business value' into their software, says a managing director for ThoughtWorks, a leading SOA services and consulting firm. See how execs at F1000 firms are combining SOA, agile and even Open Source to tune software to business needs.
Full Story >B2B Web Services Set for 2005 Blast Off
J Scott Bushey, a principal solutions developer with Avanade, shares why his firm see strong demand for B2B-based web services solutions, designed to better integrate partner networks. See why tapping into his 3 key trends in EDI/VAN modernization will create huge opportunities for architects and developers.
Full Story >Solaris 10 Lift-off Event Set for Nov. 15
The countdown to Solaris 10, and notably Sun's first Open Source release of its core operating system, has officially begun. Sun execs confirm formal briefings on Solaris 10 will be held Nov. 15. In the meantime, Integration Developer News gets the latest insights from Jack O'Brien, Sun's Group Manager, x86 and Operating Systems.
Full Story >BEA Hands Workshop App Framework to Apache
BEA is open-sourcing the development framework, or runtime, of WebLogic Workshop, BEA's J2EE development tool that looks to combine application development, integration and web services tasks in a single IDE. BEA execs say that they want to speed J2EE skills development industry-wide, but admit that a too-slow JSR standardization process, and an effort to seed the market with more Weblogic-savvy devs were also part of their thinking.
Full Story >IBM, Sun To Summit Over "Open" Java
IBM says they'll meeting with Sun next week to discuss creating a more "open" Java. News of the meeting follows months of failed attempts between IBM and Sun to unify over an "open" Java tools standards. But, Sun's software VP Jonathan Schwartz called IBM's plan "bonky." Word of the meeting follows an "open letter" sent by IBM to Sun asking to work together on such a project.
Full Story >Java Devs React To Middleware Co's Site for .NET
The Middleware Company, creator and manager of TheServerSide.com, a leading online community for enterprise Java/J2EE devs, has launched a .NET version of its site. TheServerSide.NET is the first non-Java project launched by The Middleware Co. since its founding in 1998. See why The Middleware Co. feels now is the time to support .NET news and discussion - And why many Java devs welcome the outreach -- and many don't.
Full Story >Why Poor "Tool-ability" Is Hurting Java
A group of leading Java vendors, including Sun, Oracle and BEA, are making the case that Java tools have become too complex and too expensive to build. To help solve the problem, 10 leading Java tools vendors have formed a community to focus on improving Java's "tool-ability." IDN looks at the JTC efforts, why IBM and Borland aren't on-board and what others say about Java's Future.
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