Sequel for NoSQL
Already gaining heavyweight admirers for its linear scalability, the Apache Foundation releases the next iteration of its NoSQL powerhouse database
Innovative new tool for eXo Cloud IDE
Today, the team behind eXo Cloud IDE showed off their lovely looking Java debugger for developing apps in the cloud.
Truly a unique piece of kit, the Java debugger allows you…
Motion carried
Jonas Helming tells us more about an exciting new Eclipse Labs project, linking up the motion-tracking capabilities of Microsoft Kinect with Eclipse and Java, through the use…
Up steps the founder
One of Android's founding fathers takes to the stand to defend the series of emails sent regarding Java licences and we delve deep into the mire of API copyright law
Small update for Apache extracting project
Following on from November's first full version, Apache's data extracting project has received its first update to the 1.0 series.
Crashing the party
A new project aiming to extend Java's capabilities has appeared, with exclusive features like Telnet/SSH connectivity and extensive command options.
Tying up Week One loose ends. Sort of.
Day 5 of proceedings in the trial between Oracle and Google over Java patents used Android was considerably low key by the standards set, but there were some important…
Message Service simplified
Long overdue a makeover, Java Message Service (JSR 343) is getting some serious renovation to bring it up to the level of other features for Java EE 7.
Go Daddy and Huawei also join the flock
Micro-blogging service Twitter has become the latest of Silicon Valley’s tech giants to sponsor the Apache Software Foundation (ASF)
It's Turbo Time
The culmination of milestone releases, Neo4j 1.7 becomes available to the public with some big upgrades for those aware of its powers
Java Jedis at JAX 2012
From JAX 2012 in Mainz. Hartmut Schlosser chats to ZeroTurnaround's Oliver White about their products JRebel and LiveRebel. May contain lightsabers.
Harnessing Big Data
The explosion of Big Data has caught many off-guard and some enterprises are unaware how to analyse the reams of data at their disposal. We talk to Jaspersoft for some handy…
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