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Choosing between a 32 and a 64-bit JVM

Nikita Salnikov-Tarnovski | 23 NOV 2012 | 2 Comments

How do you decide whether to go with 32 or 64bit JVM? Do you also toss aHow do you decide whether to go with 32 or 64bit JVM? Do you also toss a coin to decide as a younger version of our experts did back in the days? Or can you now make an educated choice? coin to decide as a younger version of our experts did back in the days? Or can you now make an educated choice?
Exo IDE: an online IDE for coding and deploying apps in the cloud?

Julien Brulland | 21 NOV 2012 | 3 Comments

Exo IDE, an environment for coding, building, and debugging apps in the cloud, just revealed new features and partnerships, all designed to make developers and their teams more productive.
Swarovski’s ten requirements for creating an APM culture

Andreas Grabner | 21 NOV 2012 | 1 Comments

Swarovski transformed its approach to Application Performance Management (APM) from reactive firefighting to proactive prevention. It was a necessary transformation that wasn’t just adding a bunch of tools into the mix but building a Performance Center of Excellence. Learn about their new generation requirement for APM why they say that “APM is not just about software. APM is a culture, a mindset...
Installing Sonar in OpenShift as a DIY application

Jorge Hidalgo | 20 NOV 2012 | 0 Comments

Are you using OpenShift and manage your build and deployment cycles with the Jenkins cartridge? Do you want to add Sonar into the mix so you can get valuable insights and orchestrate more complex build cycles? Why not installing Sonar in OpenShift?
It's your chance to give Oracle some input on the direction of Java EE 7

Cameron McKenzie ( @potemcam ) | 19 NOV 2012 | 2 Comments

Oracle is looking forward towards Java EE 7, and the big brains behind enterprise Java want your input on where they should be taking the specification. Want to have your opinions heard? Participating in the Java EE 7 Feedback Survey is a good place to start.
Chronon and Vaadin join forces to battle bugs in web applications

Prashant Deva | 19 NOV 2012 | 0 Comments

Vaadin Pro Account customers can use Chronon technology to record their problems and send them to Vaadin support for efficient diagnosis. With Chronon technology this can be made very securely without sending any company confidential source code outside company premises. With Chronon recordings Vaadin experts can solve customer problems very efficiently.
Finding the right mobile SaaS applications

Adam Riglian | 15 NOV 2012 | 0 Comments

Expert Bill Claybrook guides readers through the world of mobile SaaS.
Five reasons why vFabric puts Java on the developer and CIO Agenda

Stacey Schneider | 15 NOV 2012 | 0 Comments

Developers need better ways to write and deploy code while helping IT with cost containment and better business unit support. CIOs are driven by key trends and economic factors. This article explains how the two overlap.
Simple workflow engine in Java

Tralla De Lana | 14 NOV 2012 | 2 Comments

A very simple to use engine for Java developers is released.
Why averages suck and percentiles are great

Michael Kopp | 14 NOV 2012 | 5 Comments

Neither the real world nor response times of applications follow a normal distribution. Using Averages as statistical metric therefore paints a wrong picture about what is really going on. This leads to either a) being blind to real problems as significant outliers hide in the average or b) receiving too many false-positive alerts as the average doesn’t reflect the “norm”. In this blog we learn...
JRebel for NetBeans 7.2 plugin released, now includes JRebel Remoting

Jevgeni Kabanov | 14 NOV 2012 | 0 Comments

NetBeans users can now enjoy JRebel features already introduced for Eclipse and IntelliJ fans, such as JRebel Remoting and a new Configuration Wizard for easier set up.
Native vs HTML5 development? Why native might be the right choice

Cameron McKenzie ( @potemcam ) | 12 NOV 2012 | 1 Comments

One of the key questions an organization must grapple with when choosing to develop a mobile application is whether to take a browser based approach and develop using HTML5 or to create native applications that are targeted at specific operating systems. The idea of writing one application in HTML5 and then distributing it to a plethora of different device types is certainly appealing, but...

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