Ajax without JavaScript
Timothy Clare introduces us to ZK - an open source enterprise level Java framework for web and mobile applications
The Hollywood Principle
Pete Muir and Mark Struberg offer us an introduction to CDI: Contexts and Dependency Injection for Java EE, delving into the history of the two year project and its…
Sneak preview for IDE
Oracle's comprehensive IDE gets a boost, with a sneak preview into NetBeans 7.2
Good news everyone
Oracle's charge hits the buffers, as the jury return with a favourable Google verdict on patents. But it seems that Oracle were nowhere near getting what they wanted
Cloud to drive OSS?
'The 2012 Future of Open Source' survey reveals some interesting findings about where open source is at and where it's going.
Great boost of the OSI
In the midst of reform, the OSI gets the perfect man as president to oversee it
LiveRebel delves deeper into Continuous Delivery world
Two cutting-edge companies team up for a new plugin, melding together the powers of super deployer LiveRebel and CI tool Bamboo
JRuby to Red Hat
News emerged from JRubyConf that two of the key developers of the JVM language are set to continue their work under the Red Hat banner
OpenStack, we've got no problems
One of the founding fathers of OpenStack decides to opt out now that its work is complete
A move on the enterprise market
GitHub, the “social coding” site based on Linus Torvalds’s version control system (DVCS) Git, has released a graphical client for Windows
Arquillian gets Spring in step
The world of Arquillian gets another new component - this time linking up for Spring Framework testing
PrimeFaces keeps on rockin n' rollin
We get a first glimpse at what Prime Teknoloji's PrimeFaces 3.3 with RC1 showing off over 100 improvements.
Testable development of CDI
It’s our opinion that Testing is Development; we’re not doing our job as programmers if we cannot ensure that our code is working as advertised. To that end, CDI has been…
Getting Started with Apache Struts
The man who managed the Apache Struts 2.0 release, Ted Husted gives us a quick-start guide into the enterprise-ready Java web framework
Yet more support incoming
We expected a new JavaScript editor, but we didn't know what - now it seems jQuery will play a huge part in NetBeans 7.2
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