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Jo: A Lightwight Framework for Building Cross-Platform Mobile Applications
Jo is a JavaScript framework for mobile applications. It's fully compatible with PhoneGap, which it relies on for creating native applications. It's designed to be as lightweight as possible
Zoho Launches Gadgets
Today, the web office company Zoho, whose line of products competes with other web applications like Google Docs and Gmail as well as desktop-based suites like Microsoft Office, has launched
Poll: What do you think of Microsoft Silverlight?
As noted in our coverage of Ray Ozzie's MIX keynote this morning, Microsoft has released a number of significant upgrades to its Silverlight product. Silverlight is essentially a competitor to
SnapLogic Opens Store For Third Party App Integration
SnapLogic has launched its "snap" store - a service that uses a RESTful architecture to integrate third-party applications into enterprise environments. A RESTful architecture allows companies to leverage light weight,
How To Organize a jQuery Application with JavaScriptMVC
Jupiter Consulting, a development outfit and the creators of the JavaScriptMVC framework, has posted a guide on organizing jQuery applications with JavaScriptMVC 3.0. Justin Meyer, the author of the
Apple's App Store Launches
As the hype around the iPhone 3G launch tomorrow is kicking into high gear, Apple has released a new version of iTunes, which includes the long-awaited App Store. According to
iOS Owners Buying 61% More Apps This Year, Paying Higher Prices
The average price for iOS applications is now at $1.44, up 14% year-over-year. And consumers are buying more apps this year than they did last - 61% more, in fact.
Intel and VMware Delivered 4 Virtualized Business-Critical Database Applications
If your organization runs large business-critical database applications on expensive UNIX RISC systems, you may have felt stuck. Even as the percentage of enterprise workloads running on virtualized servers has
Facebook's Redesign: Bad News for Some Developers
According to All Facebook, not only did Facebook's latest redesign frustrate a lot of its users, but the new emphasis on the social network's news feed has turned out to
OpenClip Is Closed Again
Just a few days ago, we wrote about OpenClip - an open framework for implementing copy and paste on the iPhone. Developer Zac White had found a loophole that allowed
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