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Something new, something (big) blue: IBM WebSphere Application Server V8.5 Alpha
While this post definitely falls into the category of “a word from my sponsor,” I hope you’ll take a look at the software being discussed if you have at all been involved with Java and web application servers. One of … Continue reading
Daily links for 08/09/2011
Mobile More on HTML5 for Mobile Application Developers “HTML5’s geo-location application programming interface (API), is to me one of the most interesting features. It enables mobile web sites to access a mobile device’s GPS technology. The W3C geolocation API specification … Continue reading
IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal – June, 2011
The IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal is a great resource for the latest technical news, advice, and details about what’s happening within the WebSphere line of products. Yes, this is kind of a message from my sponsor, but there is … Continue reading
Daily links for 08/01/2011 – Java Edition
Develop with real-time Java “Runtime processes (garbage collection, class loading, Just-in-time compilation, and thread scheduling) in conventional Java virtual machines (JVMs) make them incapable of running applications with real-time behavior. Real-time extensions to Java technology—based on the Real-time Specification for … Continue reading
European WebSphere Technical Conference in Berlin
IBM has announced the European WebSphere Technical Conference for 2011. The conference will be held from October 10th to the 14th in Berlin, Germany. From the website: The 2011 IBM European WebSphere Technical Conference, which combines the WebSphere and Transaction … Continue reading
New position within IBM
It’s been effective for a week, so I guess I can spill the beans here and say that I’ve shifted to a new executive position within IBM, namely to be the Vice President for WebSphere Foundation Product Management in the … Continue reading
