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Is Java slipping into second-tier status in the application development space? All the attention being given to its rivals these days might give off that impression.
Nearly 13 years old, the Java language and platform created at Sun Microsystems now shares the software development limelight with scripting languages such as PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor) and Ruby, as […]
It’s been an interesting few months for Zend, the commercial company behind the open source programming language PHP.
In the past few weeks, Zend has teamed up with Rackspace, a leading web hosting provider. It’s also signed an agreement with Ibuildings, an Anglo-Dutch software consultancy company, to provide training and support services in the UK. And […]
University computer science departments are rapidly becoming Microsoft-free zones, as Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP (LAMP) combine with Java to become the de-facto standard environment for students of programming.
Microsoft knows from history that this will be fatal in the long term, hence its decision to extend free availability of core development tools to students. Most […]
The Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture provides a useful three-tier pattern for building software, as MVC patterns decouple the graphical user interface (GUI) from the application logic.
That comes in useful when it comes to changing an application after it has been deployed. Separation of the views from the data means modifications made in the views do […]
Three-step guide
Fundamentally, there’s nothing terribly new about the problems posed by Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX) when it comes to security, we just need to apply some good old security principles to this new technology.
The problems occur because, unfortunately, there are an awful lot of devils hidden inside the details.
document.write(\\’\x3Cscript […]
SugarCRM, one of the open source community’s darlings, is taking steps towards improve interoperability between its PHP architecture and Java.
The next version of SugarCRM’s customer relationship management (CRM) suite, version 6.0 due in the fourth quarter of 2008 or first quarter of 2009, will feature a “Java layer” to enable PHP to talk to Java […]
Lightbulb, an Open Web Single Sign-On (OpenSSO) subproject, aims to achieve federated identity for LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP, Python, and Perl) and MARS (MySQL, Apache, Ruby, and the Solaris Operating System). Currently, Lightbulb offers a service provider (SP) written in PHP with Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) 2.0. This article elaborates on the SP […]
Despite what you might read and hear about Google’s web dominance, this is not Google-owned world. Yahoo! may be playing second fiddle to the internet’s favorite search and ads service, but it still plays one hell of a tune in terms of numbers of users and the services it offers.
If you use Yahoo! for your […]
A brainchild of Sun Microsystems’ research wing, the Small Programmable Object Technology (Sun SPOT) platform code is now open to Java developers at large.
Sun SPOTs are palm-sized battery powered devices that can wirelessly relay data about movement, temperature and sound. They run on a virtual machine written almost entirely in Java called Squawk, and crank […]
