IBM Rational Director Dave Locke calls Jazz the server-side counterpart of Eclipse; partners announce compatibility initiatives.
Developers expand Eclipse's ability to run applications across different systems; new languages, SOA tools expected in next release.
Organization expands into another segment of the development community.
This latest Ruby IDE release features improved installation, plus a few customization features to suit your coding preferences.
Colleges will get support from IBM on the use of some open programming tools.
New products and services aim to help organizations deal with complexities of service-oriented architectures.
Web developers who want to avoid writing Java applets may like this Eclipse plug-in tool.
A Web-based component map service helps users share applications.
JBoss Developer Studio provides more open source options for enterprise application developers.
Company combines Eclipse IDE provisioning and products with social networking site.
Software AG adds library of graphical user controls to Natural 2006.
Misys signs up for Open Healthcare Framework project.
Zend Technologies announces Eclipse version of Zend Studio.
Company contributes memory management tool to open source Eclipse environment.
Platform lets users build rich Internet applications in Java via the Eclipse development environment.
The new AJAX Toolkit Framework promises a comprehensive open source solution for JavaScript-based development of data-intensive, Web-based business apps.
In other news from the company's annual event, Zend announced collaborative agreements with Microsoft, IBM and Oracle.
Company rolls out product line to meet developer needs at the small-to-medium business level.
Announcement falls short of open source as developers cannot modify or distribute the source code.
New PDT 1.0 plug-in for Eclipse features tight PHP and Java integration.