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24 Articles match "Java"
The Latest from the Southern California Tech Central Community
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Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Santa Barbara-based Eucalyptus , which develops open source, cloud computing management software, has linked with a developer of scaling software for the Java programming language, Terracotta, the firms said Tuesday. Terracotta's software is being used to manage Java applications within the cloud; Eucalyptus develops software used to manage private and public cloud computing deployments. According to Terracotta and Eucalyptus, the two will provide tighter integration between their respective software, and also engage in joint sales and marketing. Financial details of the deal were
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Thursday, February 4, 2010
Should you build in Ruby, Java or .NET? This is part of my series on Entrepreneurial DNA that was originally published on VentureHacks . I I know this series has been running for a while (and is getting long in the tooth) – I promise it’s nearly over. I I started with a “top 11″ list – only because I couldn’t fit them into a top 10. But
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Friday, January 15, 2010
C# has many of the advantages of Java without being as bloated. It C# has many of the advantages of Java without being as bloated. It The choice of which technology and language a project is built on can be divisive. We wed ourselves to the tools we know best and identify with the solutions we employ. While there are zelots in the PC vs Mac debates,
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The Best from the Southern California Tech Central Community
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Monday, April 13, 2009
Los Angeles-based Stickam , a provider of live streaming services and a related online community, announced Monday that the firm is now providing support for streaming live video to Java-enabled mobile devices. Tags: stickam live streaming java mobile phon According to the firm, StickAm Mobile gives users access to all of the features of the firm's web site, including both viewing and responding to messages in video streams. The company explained that phones supported by the new software include the T-Mobile G1, BlackBerry, and other platforms.
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Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Santa Barbara-based Eucalyptus , which develops open source, cloud computing management software, has linked with a developer of scaling software for the Java programming language, Terracotta, the firms said Tuesday. Terracotta's software is being used to manage Java applications within the cloud; Eucalyptus develops software used to manage private and public cloud computing deployments. According to Terracotta and Eucalyptus, the two will provide tighter integration between their respective software, and also engage in joint sales and marketing. Financial details of the deal were
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Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Monday, January 26, 2009 -- Pasadena Java User's Group. Topic: subversion. See [link] (mor
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Thursday, June 4, 2009
San Diego-based Qualcomm and Sun Microsystems announced today that the two are in an effort to port the popular Java programming language to Qualcomm's Snapdragon ARM processor. According to the two firms, Sun has ported its Java Platform Standard Edition 6( Java SE 6) to machines running on Qualcomm's processor. Qualcomm is developing its ARM chipset for netbooks and smart phones; the firm has yet to ship devices using the new processor, but has been demonstrating design wins with OEMs, including a recent demonstration with Google Android OS. Qualcomm said the chip is
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Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Los Angeles-based Webtide , which develops the popular Jetty Application Server for the Java programming language, has been acquired by Intalio. Tags: webtide merger acquisition intalio open source jetty jav Intalio announced the buy Tuesday morning, but did not disclose financial terms of the buy. Webtide was self-funded, and was headed by Adam Lieber, who has previously been at Gluecode and Mission Ventures.
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Friday, March 27, 2009
What is PHP, ASP.NET, Java, etc?
Have you ever gone to hire a web developer and realized that you don’t even know what the programming languages mean, let alone how to pick the right one?
In the interview I recorded with Obie Fernandez, he explains the main web development languages and how to pick the right one. Obie is a pioneering Rails developer, the author of The Rails
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Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Net, C#, Microsoft, LAMP, MySQL, Open Source, Hadoop, Java, etc.) I've helped organize the Los Angeles CTO Forum for almost 10 years. As part of doing that, I've had the opportunity to interact with a wide variety of different chief technical officers from different kinds of companies over those years. This is a private group of CTOs who are responsible for software development within their companies.
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Saturday, June 14, 2008
PIM based on Java that would be up-to-date on all your devices. Server and client in Java. Java as a platform wasn't ready to deliver on client side. Net, Java - doesn't make much difference. I'm blogging from the CalTech Enterprise Forum . The topic is: Betting Your Company On An Internet Platform? A very interesting topic, especially for those of us involved in developing for start-ups.
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Friday, January 15, 2010
C# has many of the advantages of Java without being as bloated. It C# has many of the advantages of Java without being as bloated. It The choice of which technology and language a project is built on can be divisive. We wed ourselves to the tools we know best and identify with the solutions we employ. While there are zelots in the PC vs Mac debates,
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Thursday, November 12, 2009
Interviewee: Well, I was formerly a Java developer and I'd done Java for about three or four years and a little while in professional settings. There's nothing wrong with Java, I just like eh, time to try something new and I had heard a lot about Rails and I heard a bit about Jengo and those were kind of like the two that were in my mind, things to try out and I actually wrote a demo site in Rails and I wrote one in Jengo and Jengo just kinda clicked with me. We talked about more than Pownce and Twitter in this interview. Leah Culver is a developer who launched many projects.
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