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In this article Henn Idan digs into the buzz around Java through analyzing the current job market, focusing on server side languages. Who knows, it might even help you find your next position.

Current virality of five year old article defending Java demonstrates that hate for the language is still in style – but why do users continue to care?

Takipi sifts through 30,000 GitHub Projects to find out how much each one is being used.

Increasing language fragmentation is biggest threat to Java’s future, but it’s still riding high according to the latest rankings

The JRuby and JVM guy joins illustrious company after being crowned a Java champion.

A smorgasbord of content that we noticed in the opening days of 2013.

A team-up with PaaS specialists Engine Yard is likely to bring Ruby, PHP and node.js support to Oracle Cloud.

The on-premise version of VMware’s in-beta cloud platform Micro Cloud Foundry has this week received a huge update, bringing with it several new features.

We take a glance at some of the data stories to emerge out of the race to the White House

Tired of requesting a new development machine for your application? Sick of setting up a new test environment? Have no fear OpenShift is here!

Heroku changes their PaaS thinking – to include Java fully at an enterprise level. Can they make an impact?

Today’s latest news is the surest indication so far that JVM language Scala has positioned itself to challenge Java and can only mean good things for Scala devs.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last five years, you’ve probably heard a lot of buzz surrounding “clouds,” and – unless somebody’s given you a clear, specific introduction, you’re no doubt leery of the term. Andy Piper and Josh Long dig deeper into Cloud Foundry

Once one jumps, they all do – AppFog are the latest PaaS company to go GA, but how can they possibly separate themselves from the pack?