Often when a new technology comes into makret, there are groups that resist the change and others look for the new bright sides. The case is no different for what Terracotta is doing to databases : It’s killing them.
With the right vision, you can understand why you may no longer need a RDBMS database for 80% of your business solutions. Companies in the new world of distributed data environments have an increasingly important role in the cloud computing .. Read Further »
Thanks to the app revolution, everyone wants to Develop Android, iPhone Applications, even if they are not programmers. Google understands you, that is why they are bringing Android software development to the masses.
Google is now offering a free software tool, that is intended to make it easy for people to write applications using Google App Inventor .. Read Further »
After a successful port of Ubuntu and Android on HD2, developers from Xda have successfully ported Ubuntu to Google Nexus One.
With this guide you can DualBoot Android with Ubuntu on Nexus One.
All you need is a.. Read Further »
I passed out of grad college as an electronics engineer with little background of programming and luckily enough my first job involved Java/j2ee. The need of the hour was to learn it. It was hard for a month, everything after that was an love affair.
Since those old days, I simply couldn’t wrap my head around the fact that Microsoft’s Windows-based servers still exist in the market having a share as large as 20% where Linux was 65+%. Sooner I realized, easier it became to grasp that I wasn’t the only one troubled with it.
Google shows its love for linux by unveiling a commandLine tool that would enable Linux users to have Cloud Computing on fingertips. The new Tool, GoogleCL enables access to all Google Services: Picasa, Youtube, Blogger etc right from the terminal (commandLine).
Uploading photos to Picasa is now as easy as the command below:
There was a along lived myth that claimed “java is slow”. Over the years, we’ve seen Java going faster, and occupying the enterprise, eventually, the mobile space. Running the desktop Hotspot JVM sure is an overkill for the mobile devices, and that brings the need of optimizations that could make the VM lighter and efficient for low memory/CPU footprint devices.
Android is a Linux based OS with 2.6.x kernel, stripped down to .. Read Further »
Google I/O, One of the biggest developer’s conference from Google kickstarts wednesday, 19th May.
Enthusiasts are speculating announcements Google will make this season to heat up the market. To summarize, we expect to see next version of Android with Adobe Flash support, and a new set-top box for your TV plus few new things with Google .. Read Further »
Google’s largest developers conference of the year, is about to begin: Google I/O 2010 and This year is going to be huge, or at least that’s what everyone is expecting.
One of the most awaited announcement is for Android 2.2 codenamed Froyo. Apart from that they will be revealing the Google TV project along with Sony, and we will have the official support for Adobe regarding Flash 10.1.
The Open Source Programming language that powers much of the Internet and many commercial applications today, could replace Java in the Future.
Scala is widely adopted for popular Social networking sites such as Twitter, LinkedIn and FourSquare. An estimated 100,000 programmers are already using the language and it continues to attract attention from industry for its elegance and muscle. Currently Scala v2.8 is capable of delivering some amazing scripting features which somehow Java and several other programming languages .. Read Further »
Last weekend, Oracle announced it’s latest offering that enables Virtualization-Aware Java Applications on top of Weblogic webserver.
Taking it further, is Salesforce and VMware, who are turning cloud computing into a Java runtime environment. The companies have partnered to together enable Spring framework based Java cloud. The foundation would be VMware’s vSphere virtualization infrastructure and will be hosted, of course, at Salesforce.com.
VMforce (the name is obvious) will be able to host any Java .. Read Further »
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