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Merb Camp 2008 announced!
Merb, the newest and awesomest Ruby framework is finally having its first conf/camp to celebrate version 1.0!
Piwik - The Best Open Source Google Analytics Alternative
Ever have a surge in traffic but not realize what happened until four hours later because you're using Google Analytics? Perhaps you want to show off your traffic in an attractive and easily embeddable format? Let me introduce you to the truly analytical world of a great open source program named Piwik.Web 2.0 Development With Aptana Studio
Aptana Studio is an IDE for creating web 2.0 applications. It can be downloaded and run as an application or run in the Eclipse IDE. The IDE can be purchased as a professional edition or downloaded in an open source community edition. The open source community edition boasts over 1,300,000 downloads with a combined total including the professional version of more than 2,200,000 downloads to date. This application is designed and optimized for web development languages such as JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, and PHP, with other plugins available including Adobe AIR and iPhone development.Passenger Brings Rails Apps to Apache
For many years, Apache has been the de facto standard for Web site and application deployment. The open-source Web server, which was originally created as "a patchy" version of the original NCSA HTTP server, has become a highly modular, and customizable, piece of software that can handle nearly anything that an Web site might require. Nearly every open-source Web developer used Apache -- except for programmers using the Ruby on Rails framework, for whom Apache was a poor fit. Instead, Rails developers typically deployed with lighttpd or Mongrel, using Apache or nginx for the site's static components.Ruby on Rails 2.2 to be Thread Safe
The actual thread safety won’t really matter much to most people, but it’ll surely look nice on your enterprisey check list of Features Your Framework Must Have To Get Play Around Here.Writing Portlets in Wicket using the OpenPortal Portlet Server
There is a nice integration of OpenPortal (the Sun Java System We Made This Name So Long You Can't Say It Portal Server by any other name) with NetBeans, for one-click deployment. But OpenPortal is missing the Apache Portlet Bridges stuff necessary to use the wicket portlet. So I wrote an implementation last night. It's not beautiful, and is currently tied to Wicket, but it will get you going.Pagination Class for ASP.NET MVC
A class for creating different types of pagination link in Asp.Net Mvc.WSO2 Data Services Tutorial
Data Services allows you to expose database objects as web services. This link contains comprehensive list of tutorials on WSO2 Data Services.Mozilla Delays Firefox 3.1 Beta, Announces Other Browser Updates
Mozilla has a whole roster of news headlines related to its browsers out today. In its about:Mozilla newsletter, the company has announced that a new version of the Camino browser is available (it's developed by the Camino Project, but is based on Mozilla's Gecko layout engine). Many Mac users love Camino for its lickety-split performance. Mozilla has also confirmed that a sixth milestone version of its upcoming mobile browser, dubbed Fennec, is out. And, as ZDNet reports, the beta of the next version of Firefox--version 3.1--has been delayed from August 19th until September 9th. Here are the details.JavaFX complete guide
JavaFX is being extremely popular as Rich Internet Application development technology in the present development world. Read complete information along with example program. Also download the PDF magazine free.Piwik - Web analytics - Open source
piwik is an open source (GPL license) web analytics software. It gives interesting reports on your website visitors, your popular pages, the search engines keywords they used, the language they speak… and so much more.
Testing your web application
Web applications are becoming more prevalent and increasingly more sophisticated, and as such they are critical to almost all major online businesses. As with most security issues involving client/server communications, Web application vulnerabilities generally stem from improper handling of client requests and/or a lack of input validation checking on the part of the developer.Mozilla concept series : Future of Web browser
Mozilla, the organization behind Firefox, has recently announced a concept series to discuss about the future directions for Firefox browser. This announcement has stimulated few discussions on blogosphere. Many people are already giving their views/ideas on what the coming versions of Firefox should have.As a web developer, I would like to see some features for web development to be included in the future versions of the browser.What is the next Killer App of Ruby?
"The JAOO conference recently released the following video of Chad Fowler, Marcel Molina Jr. and Glenn Vanderburg answering the question “What is the next killer app for Ruby?” The video starts by them diving into a flattering discussion about Adhearsion as a candidate."JBossESB 4.4 have a new zero-code webservice invoker
We are proud to announce that recently released JBossESB 4.4 contain a wise based implementation of webservice client invoker.
In a nutshell it is a zero-code webservice caller supporting smooks based mapping, and pluggable JAX-WS handler.Introducing Alfresco Labs 3
John Newton, Alfresco's co-founder and CTO, talks about Alfresco Labs 3. Alfresco is the open source alternative for Enterprise Content Management and this week announced support for the Microsoft Office SharePoint protocol.Mozilla Calls for a Next-Gen Browser: What's it Look Like?
Mozilla is reaching out to users to design a next-generation Internet browser. As noted at ITNews, Mozilla has made available a video, called Aurora and created by Adaptive Path, showing how the new browser it has in mind might work for web collaboration. It's quite an interesting video to watch, and you can see it in high definition here. What are Mozilla's specific plans with this project?
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