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Discussing the role of an architect

Oracle-IBM pact cuts Android off at the knees

Larry Ellison's latest move could seriously undermine Android, no matter how Oracle's courtroom battles with Google turn out

WSO2 debuts Eclipse-based IDE

Open source Carbon middleware platform gains a tool for building SOA and composite applications with greater ease

IBM and Oracle Are Behind OpenJDK!

What application developers really want

A fresh reader survey of nearly 500 developers reveals high aspirations and time-honored challenges

Oracle, IBM hold hands on Java

The rivals have pledged to cooperate on OpenJDK for open source Java and to enhance the Java Community Process

Seven Indispensable NetBeans Java Hints

New Links to My Oracle Technology Network Articles

Can software development get its groove back?

Coders have gotten a bum rap for too long — and if the trend doesn't reverse, it could spell bad news for U.S. industry

W3C: Hold off on deploying HTML5 in websites

Despite the hype, the HTML5 specification isn't yet ready due to interoperability issues, a W3C official says

Update: Google asks court to dismiss Oracle’s Android lawsuit

Google denies all seven of Oracle's copyright- and patent-infringement charges relating to Java use in Android

Epsilon 1.0.2 now available

glassfish continues, part II

MongoDB conversation

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Oracle’s silence on Google lawsuit, Java process raise eyebrows

Litigation over Java is cause for concern, but some see positives in company's development efforts

Introduction to MongoDB

How pair programming and test-driven development looks in real life

How pair programming and test-driven development looks in real life

Groovy ETLs with Scriptella

Java poppa Gosling dubs Oracle ‘duplicitous’ over handling of Java

Former Sun honcho also predicts Oracle will triumph in lawsuit over Google's use of Java in Android

Eclipse stenography: Create code faster

Eclipse stenography: Create code faster

JavaOne 2010: General Observations and Overall Impressions

JavaOne 2010: Concurrency Grab Bag

JavaOne 2010: A Brief Introduction to Scala

JavaOne 2010: Performance Tuning from the Pros

JavaOne 2010: The Garbage Collection Mythbusters

JavaOne debate: Java EE vs. Spring

Panelists at the conference debate merits of the rival programming technologies — and the merits of using them together

Enterprise apps get a face-lift

At Oracle OpenWorld and JavaOne, improving the UIs of enterprise Java applications was all the buzz

Predator and Prey

Predator and Prey

Predator and Prey

Predator and Prey

JavaOne 2010: JavaFX Graphics

Sun Didn’t Like Google’s Handling of Android Either

JavaOne 2010: Polygot Programming in the JVM

JavaOne 2010: Visualizing the Java Concurrent API

JavaOne 2010: JUnit Kung Fu: Getting More Out of Your Unit Tests

InfoWorld review: Top Java programming tools

Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, NetBeans, and Oracle JDeveloper continue Java's tradition of rich and diverse development tools

Standard Java improvements due in phases

Oracle will release an interim upgrade to Java SE next year rather than waiting for all of its planned improvements to be ready in two years

JavaOne 2010: Speedy Scripting: Productivity and Performance

JavaOne 2010: OSGi Migration Headaches

JavaOne 2010: Choosing the Right NoSQL Database

JavaOne 2010: Code Generation on the JVM

JavaOne 2010 Opening Keynote

JavaOne 2010: Java Persistence API (JPA) 2.0 with EclipseLink

JavaOne 2010: Unit Testing That’s Not So Bad: Small Things That Make a Big Difference

JavaOne 2010: Advanced Java API for RESTful Web Services (JAX-RS)

JavaOne 2010: Groovy to Infinity and Beyond