Interrupting our normal broadcast
The Java industry’s great and good will assemble in Santa Clara in just nine days - and it’ll cost you nothing to join them!
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Our weekly off-beat look back at the week that was, in tech and beyond. Featuring John McCain’s important iPhone question to Tim Cook.
Tutorial Series
Adam Bien introduces us to one of the key features of Java EE 7, used for leaner Java RESTful applications.
Taking on the trolls
Pull-to-refresh patent no longer allowed to be used for offensive lawsuits without creator Loren Brichter’s permission.
Tutorial Series
Johan Vos shows us how to integrate WebSockets into your applications, with one of Java EE 7's newest JSRs
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Also featuring a new dead drop system and our tribute to Chris Hadfield,
Amazon in their sights
11 months on from its unveiling, Google say they’re ready to tackle Amazon Web Services with their infrastructure project.
Take a look inside the toolbox
NetBeans IDE's Geertjan Wielenga introduces us to some of the new HTML5, JavaScript and CSS3 tools within the NetBeans IDE
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Also featuring mildly humorous scrolling JavaScript and the latest on Android gaming console Ouya
One to Watch
Already used by social networking giants Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, is Apache Giraph set to lead the charge for scalable social graphs?
Size matters
Which code is better-written: open source or proprietary? The answer depends on the size of the codebase, it seems.
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Another irreverent look back at the week that was. Also featuring, sumo wrestlers and the NFL draft
NoSQL in the firing line
Every Hadoop vendor wants to be different. MapR opt for NoSQL approach to their special Hadoop sauce
Now you can believe the hype
Is OASIS's seal of approval exactly what the Internet of Things needs to meet its lofty goals?
Break glass in case of server meltdown
Parent company of open-source NoSQL database to provide automated backups as competition heats up.
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