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News
Open Source Project Gives Java Devs a `Lift`
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday March 09, 2009
Some might question whether there's a need for another Web application framework following the recent consolidation of the upstart Merb project with the Rails 3 effort, but the creators of the open-source Lift Framework project aren't letting that stand in their way. They have released the first version under the Apache 2.0 software license as it celebrates its second anniversary this week.
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Using Google PerfTools with MySQL
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday March 09, 2009
I have updated my MySQL 5.0 branch in launchpad to use more from Google Perftools including CPU profiling and integration with exported tcmalloc functions. It took me and others to figure out how to get this done. You might want to stop reading now if you don't build your own MySQL binaries.
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Sneak Preview of Adobe Reader 9.x on Linux and Solaris x86
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday March 09, 2009
The wait is, well, almost over. Here's a sneak preview of the upcoming 9.x version of Adobe Reader for Linux and Solaris x86 platforms. You read that right - the 9.x version of the Reader will be available on Solaris x86 and OpenSolaris platforms, in addition to Linux!
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Oracle Launches Oracle® Sourcing On Demand
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday March 09, 2009
Oracle today unveiled Oracle® Sourcing On Demand, a software-as-a-service solution that drives more efficient and effective strategic sourcing.
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How To Successfully Compete With Open Source Software
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday March 09, 2009
Every once in a while, somebody on the Business of Software forums asks whether there is any point to trying to compete with open source software (OSS - essentially, software anyone can use and modify without needing to pay money or receive permission).
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GNU needs your help
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday March 09, 2009
More and more students are considering whether a university teaches computer science and software development using Free Software when deciding where they will study. If you know of a Free-Software-oriented university then email us.
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Embedded Linux on the Grow
Submitted by Webmaster on Monday March 09, 2009
While Linux is widely used in servers and is growing slowly on the desktop side, the embedded market for Linux is one that continues to have momentum. One such proof point for came this week from the year end financial results for embedded operating system vendor Wind River (NASDAQ:WIND).
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When does it make sense to cache ColdFusion code?
Submitted by Webmaster on Sunday March 08, 2009
This is in response to a question asked of me on Twitter (I'm using Twitter a lot recently, but I'd probably suggest folks use emails for questions as Twitter can be hard to catch up). The user asked potential bottlenecks with cfdocument and cfpdf. This brought up a general suggestion I thought I'd share on the blog. When does it make sense to cache ColdFusion code?
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JBoss-Rails 1.0.0.Beta4 in time for the weekend
Submitted by Webmaster on Sunday March 08, 2009
I'm happy to announce after quite a lag, there's a new version of JBoss-Rails available with lots of new features. Just in time for playing with it over the weekend!
This release sees a solidification of the Job Scheduling component, along with the addition of the Ruby SOAP Endpoints component. The SOAP stuff also brings along support for cryptographic keystores and XML-to-Ruby-to-XML databinding.
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IBUtils goes OPEN SOURCE
Submitted by Webmaster on Sunday March 08, 2009
Maybe you know the freeware visual tool IBUtils for Interbase/Firebird (http://www.unipals.cz/ibutils/ibutils.htm). The application IBUtils is designed for simlifying database design for Interbase and Firebird databases by showing the links between the tables in your database visually, like some CASE tools do.
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Offerpal`s Anu Shukla Named Woman of Influence in Silicon Valley
Submitted by Webmaster on Saturday March 07, 2009
Offerpal Founder and CEO Anu Shukla has been named one of Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal's Women of Influence for 2009. The Women of Influence in Silicon Valley Awards honor 100 outstanding women making a difference in business, government or nonprofits in Silicon Valley.
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InnoDB file structure, a look a the primary key tree structure
Submitted by Webmaster on Saturday March 07, 2009
Recently, I found a very handy tool, innodb-recovery, that can break an InnoDB file in pages. I am a visual type person so what a better occasion to try to learn more about the InnoDB file structure. To explore the file structure, I used the following table:
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Open Source -- Is it Free?
Submitted by Webmaster on Saturday March 07, 2009
"Open source" has come a long way and with the new administration adopting the open source content management system Drupal to power the recovery.gov Web site, open source's visibility will likely get another big boost. Speaking from the standpoint of a developer, the number of tools, utilities and programs available under open source licensing continues to be very exciting. But it is also true that confusions still persist about what it is and, in particular, about its costs. "Open source" and "free" are not synonymous -- though there is a relationship between the two terms.
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What the *, firefox?
Submitted by Webmaster on Saturday March 07, 2009
Just found this gem in the firefox default config:
user_pref("urlclassifier.keyupdatetime.https://sb-ssl.google.com/safebrowsing/newkey", 1237004239);
Another domain to add to the blacklist, and what kind of rootkit injection service is that?
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Bad/Good news for Ibo community
Submitted by Webmaster on Saturday March 07, 2009
Jason Wharton has some problems with his main job and property , You can follow this thread. If you use IBObjects and make money with it , now is time to act and buy a license or two .
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openSUSE: Gearing Up for Google Summer of Code
Submitted by Webmaster on Saturday March 07, 2009
The openSUSE Project is looking for a few good mentors for the Google Summer of Code 2009! The openSUSE Project was a mentoring organization last year, and we're hoping to participate again in 2009. Organization signup starts next week, and prospective mentors can sign up next week as well.
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DBRE (DataBase REplicator) 0.19.1 - asynchronous replication DB
Submitted by Webmaster on Saturday March 07, 2009
DBRE - is a system for asynchronous point-in-time databases replication. In addition, it can be used for a single transfusion of data between the DBMS.
DBRE now supports Firebird and Mysql RDBMS. In future it will be supported Oracle, ODBC, PostgreSQL and SQLite. But any other database can be included to supporting with gomomorphic interface in C++ class.
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POE::Component::IRC 6.00 is here
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday March 06, 2009
POE::Component::IRC version 6.00 has just been released on CPAN. I've neglected to blog about PoCo::IRC since I started contributing to it, but since a new major release has been rolled out[1], now would be a good time. Also, as it turns out, next May will be the tenth anniversary of the project's first release.
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PostgreSQL Maestro 9.2 released
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday March 06, 2009
SQL Maestro Group announces the release of PostgreSQL Maestro 9.2, a powerful Windows GUI solution for PostgreSQL server administration and database development.
The new version is immediately available at
http://www.sqlmaestro.com/products/postgresql/maestro/.
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Code Conversations Episode 1 - Chris DiBona on Google's Open Source Programs
Submitted by Webmaster on Friday March 06, 2009
"Code Conversations" is a new series of videos intended to film casual conversations with notable Google developers and legends in the technology field. No agenda, no topic... just thoughts. This video is the first episode of this series, in which Chris DiBona, our intrepid open source programs manager talks to Stephanie Liu of the Developer Team about his "sweet goatee" in the Chrome Comic. He also explains why Google open sourced Chrome and Android and why we didn't do it sooner. He also touches on why much of Google's software isn't open sourced.
