Day Four
Day Four of the trial centred upon delving deeper into the definition of Java APIs and Google engineer Tim Lindholm testifying
Müller gets in Oracle's corner
In a move that’s already causing raised eyebrows in the open source community, blogger and analyst Florian Müller has signed on with database giant Oracle
Making Web Tests Readable, Robust and Rapid
Ellery Crane explores Groovy browser automation solution Geb and how it can be used to write easy and top-notch functional tests.
Coming this August - a major release
Major progress has been made towards Eclipse's web-tooling home Orion, as they prepare for 1.0
Day Three
The saga continues with Google CEO Larry Page edgy and evasive in court under cross-examination
New Release
The code quality detector in on a charge towards enticing enterprises with some neat improvements with the stable release
Collaboration is king
The CI server and binary repository join forces to launch a solution for the Jenkins community
How NoSQL saved Draw Something
We've all witnessed the app phenomenon that is Draw Something but you may not know how Couchbase helped it maintain its popularity. We talk to CEO, Bob Wiederhold
Power to the people
No doubt persuaded from the fallout of several high profile tech cases, social networking behemoth Twitter reveal new developer-friendly patent agreement structure
Day 2 of Court Proceedings
Google's defence over the use of Java patents in Android has begun. Day two saw Oracle's chief executive Larry Ellison take to the stand.
Bringing enterprise-level capabilities to Jenkins users
CloudBees will be providing three free plug-ins and two open source plug-ins to the Jenkins Community
Dual upgrade for Scala
Two bumper updates for both the language itself and the Scala IDE for Eclipse. Details within.
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