Architecture

Two age-old rivals are teaming up to collaborate on a new kind of enterprise mobility. But what does it mean for developers?

The Linux container engine that could is proving its worth in a multitude of ways.

Goetz proposes heroic effort to tackle language extensions for the Java language and JVM.

JAXenter gets the inside story on the tool helping to up productivity in achingly cool startups around the globe.

Old developer faithful now offers next-generation Asynchronous Loggers, auto-extension detection, and support for properties.

In the first of a three part series, Cory Isaacson gives us a crash-course guide to Data Modelling.

Built around the Java 8 compatible version of the IDE, the new Spring Tools are swept of bugs and fine tuned with a host of new features.

Oracle spokesman rounds on claims that Java is dead on the retro OS, emphasising that future security patches for J-7 will still be viable.

More and more groups are pledging their love to Docker, from New Relic to Google. But does anyone love it as much as the JBoss crew?

Microcomputer team announce the launch of Raspberry Pi Model B+, with more USB hubs, sensors, and enhanced connectivity.

What’s the key to creating a successful database? And what’s standing in your way from achieving it? Cory Isaacson lays it out for us.

Kicking off at 5pm GMT, Steve will be taking control of our Twitter. Read on for a taste of what’s in store from the C2B2 middleware expert.

The dev teams behind free messaging broker HornetQ and ActiveMQ appear to be considering closer collaboration.

Whilst we can offer a pretty hefty wedge of Java goodness, the vast and bottomless depths of the internet hold plenty more besides. Lukas Eder cuts the wheat from the chaff.