The consulting and marketing firm now offers software to help companies with agile development.
New products purport to ease mashup development for both IT and business users.
Latest release includes a licensing change that better supports open source Java development.
Developer portal and tools released as part of unified communications efforts.
Study finds that SPM solutions help developers automate production and achieve lower costs.
Service pack will be released about a year after the server first shipped.
Microsoft's new Web animation tool for nondevelopers is easy to use, and a potential hook into the Silverlight platform.
Two of the company's enterprise lifecycle management products now use the same modeling environment, allowing improved team collaboration.
The latest version of the Spring Framework for Java developers has been released.
The new license applies open source principles to network-run software.
Beta version, adopted by 20 universities, enables app development on graphics processing units.
Panelists at a recent QCon event praised the Ruby on Rails programming language, which currently lacks a track record in the enterprise.
Users can check Java- and C/C++-based software for potential security and quality problems before compiling code.
Solution aimed at supporting mission-critical data in the enterprise.
WebSphere Portal will be sold with Mainsoft's .NET-Java interoperability solution.
Redmond makes way for virtualization competitors.
.NET Framework 3.5 also released.
Company combines Eclipse IDE provisioning and products with social networking site.
The Software AG exec added that companies can stay competitive if they adopt service-oriented architectures.
The standards group formed a technical committee to foster the Service Data Objects specification, an approach for handling data in service-oriented architectures.