Online giant welcomes Web developers.
New IDE provides first time Unix support, allowing applications to migrate from Unix to Intel-based Linux.
Both companies have repositioned their offerings since the early 90s, with Poet focusing on B2B catalog development, while Versant has positioned its object stores for performance-intensive applications.
Includes developer tools for Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003, Microsoft .NET Framework and Microsoft COM. And it features new .NET UI, ASP.NET date chooser and ASP.NET calendar interface elements.
New version said to convert 80% of Java code to .NET.
Former IBM exec now CTO of startup.
Design tool said to help software developers create rich client user interfaces for Java applications.
Company unveiled a management toolset officials said is designed to help prevent glitches in processing.
Gentleware is among the early leaders in the race to bring out modeling tools that implement the new Unified Modeling Language (UML) 2.0 specs.
Company takes step to protect customers from SCO lawsuit.
New version is said to integrate with Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 and 2002 and Windows Server 2003.
When companies consider out-sourcing of AD efforts, they often do ‘very simple math,’ a Gartner analyst says.
New Web-based query and reporting tool part of firm's line of business intelligence tools.
While systems integrators and business users were the first to jump on the BPM band wagon a Gartner vice president sees developers taking control of the space.
XML and SOA are challenging the survival of traditional integration middleware vendors.
Revelation Software has added Java capabilities for developers working with its OpenInsight product.
Roundup of stories from the Gartner Application Development Summit in Los Angeles.
A weekly look at new product releases.
Managers preparing for a new budget season will need to focus on a few key areas to win in the game of corporate-wide planning, said speakers at this week's Gartner Application Development Summit in Los Angeles.
New software initiative eschews point product releases in favor of a unified quarterly upgrade schedule for six systems with a total of 225 separate products.