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Native-looking iPhone web applications
Say you have a [Spring] web application and you want to make it available on the iPhone with as little cost as possible. Naturally, you can just keep the application as is, after all, the iPhone is quite capable of … Continue reading
On future of web programming at Cake
Ruby eye for the Java guy Ruby on Rails is a mature and innovative framework designed especially for the web. This allows rapid, stable and iterative web development. At Cake Solutions we use the latest technologies that ensure that websites … Continue reading
Posted in Jan's Blog, Java & JEE
Tagged Java EE, rails, ruby, Spring, Web applications
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SpringSource dm Server in Action
We’re excited to tell you that our new book, SpringSource dm Server in Action, is now available under the Manning Early Access Program. As you can guess, the book focuses on the dm Server and its impact on the world … Continue reading
Posted in Jan's Blog
Tagged dm Server in Action, Java EE, OSGi, SpringSource dm Server
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dm Server Migration Episode IV
We have just contributed our own videocast to the YouTube black hole. It is the first out of three videos that deal with migrating Java EE applications to the dm Server. This first part (for some strange reason, we decided … Continue reading