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Apachecon!

Here's a quick shout-out from the Open Source blog to Apachecon, that glorious time when lovers of the Web's top open source server get together to trade tips, techniques, and knowledge.This year they're under the Las Vegas sun at the Alexis Park Resort, one of the few hotels in town...

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Blog posts 2004-11-17

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Open source going from strength to strength

However you feel about Hans Reiser, his fate should not distract us from the good news of today. Open source continues moving from strength-to-strength. This is especially true in international markets, where skeptics once believed pirated Windows would dominate. ApacheCon Europe...

Tags: Open Source Trade Group, Open Source, Dana Blankenhorn

Blog posts 2008-04-29

JBoss, Apache founders engage in war of words on the web

JBoss founder Marc Fleury lashed out Sunday at a blog written by an Apache chief claiming he did not pay proper homage to the Apache Software Foundation after making his fortune. In Maison Fleury's latest blog, entitled, "The Brotherhood is Displeased," Fleury takes issue with a...

Tags: Web, Marc Fleury, Apache Software Foundation, JBoss, Jim Jagielski, ASF, Java Development Tools, Development Tools, Open Source, Middleware, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software, Paula Rooney

Blog posts 2007-11-26

JavaDB: An idea whose time has finally come?

Last year, at ApacheCon, according to Sun Chief Open Source Officer Simon Phipps, Sun senior staff engineer Francois Orsini apparently gave a demonstration of JavaDB -- Sun's version of Apache Derby. Apache Derby is basically a full blown relational database management system RDBMS that's based on pure Java. ...

Tags: JavaDB

Blog posts 2006-05-01

Open source is real Alchemy

James Governor brings up the old Alchemy idea in a recent posting. You might recall that Alchemy, introduced by Adam Bosworth during his stint at BEA (he's now at Google), was going to provide a platform that allowed Web applications to function offline. James points to Tim Bray's announcement at...

Tags: Alchemy, Derby

Blog posts 2005-12-15