Inside the open source Java project dedicated to creating a virtual organism inside a computer.

Burnt out by Scrum, engineers at user management startup found enlightenment in deadline-free Japanese methodology.

Security columnist Roger Grimes has declared war on client-side Java, but his suggestions are far from realistic.

As the social coding service passes 10 million repositories, co-founder Tom Preston-Werner moves to focus on R&D.

Widely-used Google toolkit is affected by subtle change in JDK 7u51, but Oracle says it’s “not an issue”.

GlassFish development continues, with the WebSocket component getting an update this week. But is it swimming or sinking?

Improvements to version 1.1 include a Dart2JS compiler that outputs JS more performant than hand-written code.

Last year, 91% of all web exploits used Java, while 99% of all mobile malware targeted Android devices.

‘Shenandoah’, proposed to OpenJDK, can handle heaps larger than 100GB with sub-10ms pause times.

Don’t worry about the file system for your precious Big Data, says Google – just keep it in our Cloud Storage.

Newegg’s landmark victory against alleged patent troll Soverain is upheld as high court refuses to hear case.

We’ve crunched our numbers from the past twelve months, and the results are in. What were developers most into in ‘13?

Community Linux distribution leaders hail a “new era” as corporate giant pours resources into project.

Google’s OS makes appearances on TVs, cameras and cars – and hybridizes with Windows 8 desktops.