Netbeans 6.5 IDE with Python Introductory Course
Nov 24, 2008
The latest release from Java developer Sun fully integrates PHP and offers a taste of Python support.
As usual, Sun Microsystems used its own in-house trade fair to launch a new release.
Do-it-Yourself YouTube Uses Open Source Project Panda and Amazon EC2
Sep 22, 2008Open source project Panda provides Software to create your own do-it-yourself video platforms -- provided you also pay for the Amazon Web Services.
more »Kenai: Sun sets up its own community website
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more »Netbeans IDE 6.0: New Editor, more Ruby
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more »Oracle Launches JRuby Website
Nov 16, 2007Oracle has just released the first, major JRuby application, thus demonstrating the viability of the Java port of the Ruby scripting language.
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Tom Hanrahan: Microsoft Takes Open Source Seriously
Aug 28, 2007Collaboration with Novell on virtualization and Web service management, and quality of interaction between Windows and Samba are the next topics that Microsoft's Linux developer, Tom Hanrahan, will be focusing on.
more »Ruby Web Spiders Building a Web Spider with Ruby
Jan 31, 2005Ruby is a very elegant language,and it’s harmonious – the parts work together effectively. Ruby also significantly reduces a developer’s burden. We’ll show you how to use Ruby to build a quick and simple web spider application.
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