The votes are in and the winners have been selected. See what products and technology our readers have chosen to be the best in their respective category.

See what IBM is focusing on now and what it thinks are key trends for the near future.

The votes have been tallied. After months of nominations and voting, the readers of Developer.com have chosen the best in technology and development tools.

Kathy Mandelstein joins us to give us a better understanding of IBM's developerWorks and what it offers developers.

The results of this report will help you to better understand how individuals are using Eclipse and which business models organizations are adopting software built with Eclipse.

Do you use Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition? One of the 11 areas of vulnerabilities reported this month may effect you.

Help Developer.com choose the best of the best for the upcoming year.

Gain a solid understanding of how BPM (Business Process Management) fits into an SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) Strategy.

Questions on JavaFX Script? Here is your chance to fing out what it is and how to get it.

Here you can find out about the latest Java Specification Requests (JSRs) released by the Java Community Process (JCP).

Get details on the software announcement BEA made at the O’Reilly Emerging Technology Conference (ETech).

After months of nominations and voting see what technologies and products the readers of Developer.com selected as the best in their categories.

Here is a collection of links to key Java downloads so you don't have to search for them.

If you missed JavaOne, here are the highlights of announcements and releases.

Developer.com announces the winners for the Developer.com Product of the Year 2006.

Find out about IBM's new Community Source development strategy and if it can work for you.

It's that time of year again. Here is a description and timeframe for our yearly contest where we select which products are the best in their respective categories.

As expected, many announcements concerning Java are made in June around JavaOne. This year was no exception. Here are the highlights of the announcements made by BEA.

Unable to attend JavaOne? Don't worry, you can still catch all the key information. Here are highlights of the numerous announcements made during the keynote address.

NetBeans IDE 4.1 and the Mobility Pack 4.1 released on May 11. Take a look at the new features, highlighlights and where to get more details.

Developer.com speaks with Debbie Moynihan, Program Director, IBM WebSphere Business Integration Product Management about Business Process Modeling and how it effects developers.

The big news this week all centers around Eclipse. See who has joined its ranks as Strategic Developers/Board Members and what projects have been announced at Eclipsecon 2005.

 And the Winners Are...
We have announced the winners for the Developer.com Product of the Year 2005! See if your favorites won!

Get a taste of what is coming in the next versions of Sun's Java Studio Creator.

The finalists for the Developer.com Product of the Year 2005 contest have been chosen. Vote for your favorite products now.

Here is your chance to help us determine which products should be called Developer.com Product of the Year 2005 in their respective category.

Sun releases the final version of J2SE 5.0 and mentions news on Mustang, the release of 6.0 expected in the Spring of 2006.

In case you missed JavaOne this year here is a recap of the major announcements made at the conference.

Developers can now download the next generation tool for Java application development.

Sun has formally announced the release of Code Project Tiger, the Java^TM 2 Platform, Standard Edition 1.5 -- J2SE^TM 1.5.

Learn details on the creation of The Java Tool Community. Who is involved, what are the goals, who benefits, and who is missing from the group?

Nominations are still open for another week. Voice your opinion now!

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No one tool is the coding solution for all problems. Bitter EJB is a great resource for understand the most effective and efficient uses of Enterprise Java Beans.

Are you really doing everything necessary to protect your business from intruders? Is writing solid code enough? Secure Coding may help you secure the holes in your system.

Find information on P2P networks, JXTA, and where to find details on JXTA 2.0.

What caused Sun to change their mind and join the WS-I?

If you are using Windows and the Microsoft VM you should check out Microsoft Security Bulletin MS02-052.

Microsoft Releases SQL Server CE 2.0 and Beta 2 of .NET Compact Framework

So...you want to build enterprise level applications in Visual Studio.NET but deploy them natively on Windows, UNIX, and Linux machines? Check out Visual MainWin 5 from Mainsoft. They offer a solution worth examining.

Would you like to participate in (or even watch) new developments in the Java community? Here is your chance. See details on the Java Community Process and how you can keep up to date, and influence, what occurs around you.

Borland estimates that one million developers currently work with Delphi to develop database, GUI, Web, and Web Services applications for the Windows environment. Borland now offers these developers a step into the .NET arena with Delphi 7 Studio.

Are you interested in what will happen with .NET next? Read about three interesting announcements Microsoft made at today's .NET Briefing Day.

A new XML-based specification helps developers build Web Services for open application to application collaboration.