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Wil Moore III explores the best options for packaging and sharing reusable web components.

Can everything in our web application be reusable and statically type checked? Everything, from markup to client scripting. Andrey Breslav tells how it is indeed possible with Kotlin.

Johan Vos introduces us to the DataFX project, making JavaFX go beyond its regular functionality.

The latest version of open source IDE adds in modern web development support, with renovated JavaScript, CSS support

We take a look at RC1 of the new browser-based IDE hoping to become your new favourite place for web development.

The open source collective’s latest web IDE venture looks in good hands ahead of October’s 1.0 release

The latest release of the Eclipse flavoured version of JavaFX, bringing in some new features of both JavaFX 2.2 and of Eclipse Juno

The highlight of the year for the Eclipse community – the largest simultaneous release in their history has arrived. We give you the highlights

Major progress has been made towards Eclipse’s web-tooling home Orion, as they prepare for 1.0

The Eclipse Foundation has announced the release of version 0.4 of Orion, its browser-based IDE for web development

We talk to the new cloud management system start-up, dubbed ‘Twitter for machines’

The most important missing feature is a CSS-Editor who understands the CSS-Extension used by JavaFX 2.0.

PLUS, JDK 8 project created and Go 2.2 released.

The vision is to move software development to the web as a web experience.