TheServerSide.com published Developers split on open sourcing Java:
Developers are divided on the issue of whether or not Java should be fully open sourced. On the one hand, some say handing the Java Community Process (JCP) over to the industry at large would create an open field for different implementations and features to compete and improve. Skeptics to this view say this "free market" scen
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As Roberto Chinnici points out, the JCP Executive Committee has approved the Java EE 6 specification...
Geertjan Wielenga continued a conversation on Swiss JUG and What We Forgot to Mention:
As Toni reported here, we were in Zurich end of last week, where we gave a 1 hour introduction to the NetBeans Platform to the Swiss JUG. There were just under 30 people in attendance, some with a NetBeans Platform background, some with an Eclipse RCP background, some with a JSR-296 background, and some witho
peligri announces 3-in-1 - Patch 6 for GlassFish v2.1 Now Available:
We released
GlassFish v2.1.1
at the end of October.
As with
GlassFish v2.1,
this release played two roles:
it was a public, no-fee, release, and it was also a
commercial patch for earlier versions in the GlassFish v2 family.
GlassFish v2.1.1 is, thus, also
GFv2.1 p6 and SJS AS 9.1U2 p12.
GFv2.1.1 addresses 121 new defects sinc
Today the JCP Executive Committee approved the Java EE 6 platform specification.
Closure introduction in Java will require a mechanism like the one introduced in C# 3.0
named extension methods. This post explain why extension methods are evil and
why we should try to find a better alternative.
Here is a collection of voices from the DEVOXX 2009 conference
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Related Linksjava.net Pollsjava.net CommunitiesSpotlightsSebastien Arbogast talks about My Devoxx Discoveries of the Year: "Every year, the main reason why I go to Devoxx is to discover new stuff. For me it’s all about technology watch. The internet and RSS feeds are my main tech watch instrument but there is one thing that is harder to get through RSS: feelings. Conferences like Devoxx are a unique opportunity, not only to see what’s happening but also to sense how the community is feeling about it, which is at least as important to anticipate on what’s going to be important..." |
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