SugarCRM 5.0 with Ajax and as a Service
Dec 17, 2007After completing the community beta phase, SugarCRM has now released Version 5.0 of its Open Source CRM as a commercial package.
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Dec 14, 2007Version 1.0 of Bazaar, a software for decentralized version control has just been released.
more »Moving Towards KDE: Apple Opens WebKit for External Developers
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more »Red Hat Expands Developer Offerings with JBoss Developer Studio
Dec 11, 2007Red Hat today announced the global availability of JBoss Developer Studio, the first open source, Eclipse-based, integrated development environment combining tooling with runtime. JBoss Developer Studio provides a simple, powerful and easy-to-use solution for developers utilizing JBoss Enterprise Middleware. The solution provides a stable end-to-end, lifecycle environment for application development and deployment, enabling enterprises to respond more quickly and efficiently to rapidly changing business requirements.
more »Netbeans IDE 6.0: New Editor, more Ruby
Dec 05, 2007Version 6.0 of Netbeans, an IDE sponsored by Sun has just been released.
more »Asus Publishes Missing Sources for EEE PC
Nov 28, 2007Following accusations by a US-based blogger that Asus had contravened the GPL, Asus quickly responded by publishing the missing sources.
more »Launchpad PPA: Canonical's Developer Service Launched
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more »3DLABS introduces Linux 2.6.21 developer kit
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