#grizzly

An open source data visualisation tool from Mirantis drills down into every single OpenStack commit by release, company and developer.

Just a few weeks after releasing the seventh major version, we sat down with the OpenStack Foundation’s Executive Director, Jonathan Bryce. This interview appeared in April’s edition of JAX Magazine.

Steve Millidge gives us a WebSocket taster using a combination of languages and a popular Java server.

Big Blue feels it’s time to open up their cloud architecture ahead of OpenStack’s Grizzly release.

It’s been in the works for 4 years, but JVM framework Atmosphere has shown its been worth the wait. Can it lead the way for modern internet application development?

More work has been done towards the reference implementation for JAX-RS 2.0, so we may be close to a fully equipped Java API for RESTful HTTP services

JSR 356 just about made the cut for Java EE 7 specifications, bringing a Java API for WebSocket. More details within.

PLUS, Gradle 1.0 M3, and Spring GemFire 1.0.1.

PLUS, new releases for Groowiki, Apache Tuscany and Grizzly.

Grizzly 2.0 RC1 is released for developers building sever applications using NIO.

PLUS, meet CoffeeScript – a new language that compiles into JavaScript.