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Mitch Pronschinske12/10/09
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DZone Daily Dose - 2009/12/11

At Washington University, they have a class that teaches students how to write iPhone apps.  Each student got an iPod touch at the beginning of the semester and designed apps in teams.  The apps created by students could track items in a fridge, teach you...

Mitch Pronschinske12/10/09
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Java EE 6 and NetBeans 6.8 Arrive Today

This morning Sun announced the release of the Java EE 6 SDK and the GlassFish Enterprise Server v3, which is the first application server to support Java EE 6.  Also announced was the general availability of NetBeans 6.8.  The dual release makes sense for...

Mitch Pronschinske12/10/09
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Open Source IntelliJ IDEA 9: A Coding Partner

JetBrains recently announced the public availability of its popular (and formerly proprietary) IDE.  The announcement caused a lot of excitement and spurred debates in October when they decided to offer a free, open source edition of the next IntelliJ...

Mitch Pronschinske12/10/09
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DZone Daily Dose - 2009/12/10

The Eclipse Marketplace has officially replaced Eclipse Plugin Central (EPIC). The new site went live less than 24 hours ago and features custom lists where users can keep track of their favorite plugins.

Mitch Pronschinske12/09/09
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The Scalability Continuum: What's Next for Terracotta?

Terracotta is revolutionizing the way it provides Java application scalability and availability along with database scalability.  In this year alone, Terracotta acquired Ehcache and Quartz, and built a Hibernate caching product.  To some, it may not be...

Mitch Pronschinske12/09/09
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GWT 2.0 Adds a Bunch of New Tools

Version 2.0 of the Google Web Toolkit is now available.  The new version of Google's Java centric toolkit for browser-based applications features a Development Mode, UiBinder, Layout Panels and more JavaScript code size optimizations.  The most notable new...

Mitch Pronschinske12/09/09
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DZone Daily Dose - 2009/12/9

The Mac and Linux versions of the Chrome browser were finally released yesterday after the Chrome team said it had fixed the last bugs on Friday.

Mitch Pronschinske12/08/09
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$10k for the Best Pulse Smartpen App

Livescribe just issued a global challenge to developers, inviting them to build apps for the Pulse smartpen with a chance to win $10,000.  Submissions will be judged by a panel of judges and a popular vote.  Livescribe has a full Java-based development...

Mitch Pronschinske12/08/09
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DZone Daily Dose - 2009/12/8

Good news for website owners and publishers!  More features were added recently to the free Google Analytics software.  Users can now put annotations on data points to elaborate on spikes or drops in traffic.  Custom variables can now be seen across all...

Mitch Pronschinske12/07/09
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David Saff Talks About JUnit and the 4.8 Release

JUnit has been an important framework in the evolution of test-driven development (TDD).  The open source unit testing framework has been ported to numerous languages (e.g. PHP (PHPUnit), C# (NUnit), and JVM languages) and can now be found natively in many...

Mitch Pronschinske12/07/09
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DZone Daily Dose - 2009/12/7

The web-based word processing startup, AppJet, has just been acquired by Google.  AppJet says its EtherPad software will be open source in response to the uproar from angry customers.  Users were told that no new customers would be accepted and the EtherPad...

Mitch Pronschinske12/05/09
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DZone Daily Dose - 2009/12/5

The New York Post recently reported that Larry Ellison, the Oracle CEO, offered a compromise to EU regulators.  Oracle denied the report a few hours later.  The Post cited two unnamed sources that said Ellison was open to creating a "separate...

Mitch Pronschinske12/04/09
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Poll: MySQL Usage Declining? What Should Oracle do with MySQL?

A new survey claims that MySQL usage is going to decline over the next few years while PostgreSQL, MariaDB, and Oracle DB grow their user base.  The 451 Group recently polled their CAOS open source community members and...

Mitch Pronschinske12/04/09
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IBM is Bringing OSGi to Enterprise Developers

IBM just announced that it is bringing OSGi to version 7 of the WebSphere Application Server (WAS) with the OSGi Applications Open Alpha framework.  This is big news for the enterprise developers who use WAS and it is also a big step forward for enterprise...

Mitch Pronschinske12/04/09
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DZone Daily Dose - 2009/12/4

The release of Google Chrome for Mac OS X may already be here by the time this is posted. The Chromium team recently changed it's Mac OS X roadmap page saying that all of the bugs are now gone. However, the first Mac version for Chrome will be missing some...