Open Source Languages in 2010: Developer Year in Review
Open source language and tool development ramped up in 2010, a big year for Java and Ruby while PHP, Perl and Python also advanced.
Open source language and tool development ramped up in 2010, a big year for Java and Ruby while PHP, Perl and Python also advanced.
Google set to launch the WindowBuilder Java GUI designer and CodePro Profiler at Eclipse, donating code worth over $5 million.
Most observers viewed the Oracle-IBM alliance on OpenJDK as a positive development for the future of Java, but what are the implications?
The Java Community Process approves Java 7 and Java 8 with the Oracle licensing that had Apache crying foul. Now what?
For Java developers who need to perform some LDAP manipulation and use Eclipse, the Apache Directory Studio plugins can come in very handy.
Oracle puts Java 7 and 8 features up for Java Community approval, providing a clear indication of what the next two major versions of Java are likely to include.
In Maven 3.0, many of the Java build tool's internals have been revamped. Here are the 10 most notable new features.
Have your Java unit test assertions gotten hard to read? Use the matcher objects provided by the Hamcrest and fluent FEST-Assert libraries.