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Got that Friday feeling? It’s certainly present in JAX Towers this week, which means it’s time for the sorta-on-topic-but-quickly-not-so Friday Five.

An intriguing new project from the Viaboxx Systems team looks to make team communication simple, with Flurfunk. We think there’s potential here…

A neat little API has been delivered by Google, letting developers with an artistic license create…

JavaFX is set to get an overdue feature – native packaging

That time of year has come round again – time for another Eclipse Community Survey, with some very interesting findings

GitHub, the “social coding” site based on Linus Torvalds’s version control system (DVCS) Git, has released a graphical client for Windows

A strangely active Sunday for stories can only be down to one thing – April Fools Day. Here’s a collection of the best japes…

Microsoft is expanding the toolkit for its Windows Azure cloud platform to Android.

“Many people are surprised to find that they are able to build Windows Mobile applications from Mac and Linux.”

Google vice-president compliments Apple for learning from their “mistakes.”

Java library integrates with Swing apps to add Windows 7 features.

PLUS, updates for Gliffy plugins for Confluence and JIRA, and Gliffy Online.

Version 2.0 of the e text editor, comes with new ‘Zen Coding’ editor plugin.

PgsLookAndFeel 1.1 Update 1 has been released. PgsLookAndFeel is a cross platform look and feel for Java and Swing, which […]