ICEfaces also released as opensource under the Mozilla Public License, on this Tuesday :). ICEfaces is a profoundly powerful extension framework for JavaServer Faces which provides excellent Ajax integration with no heavy lifting. This extends JavaServer Faces, enabling Java developers to more easily create and deploy thin-client rich Web applications in Java technology. ICEfaces applicationsContinue reading “ICEsoft™ Open Sources ICEfaces™”
Monthly Archives: November 2006
How will open source change Java?
Reference: Mr.Joshua Marinacci’s Blog Real bugs will be fixed faster and non-bugs will be closed faster than ever. Java won’t fork. Few developers will have incentive to fork Java. It’s a lot of work for little gain. Branches for new features or new platform support: yes. A true fork: no. Not even MS has muchContinue reading “How will open source change Java?”
SUN opensources JAVA
Sun had announced the open sourcing of more components of the Java platform under GPL2 License yesterday. Sun’s promise to open Java is well underway to being fulfilled. The components that are being released are the Java C Compiler, HotSpot VM (Virtual Machine), and the Java Helpdesk. Technorati tags: Sun, Java, OpenSource
Foxit Reader 2.0
I happened to know about “Foxit Reader 2.0“; an incredibly small sized PDF reader from Mr.Vadivel’s blog. In his post he had explained about the reason of migration through some of the disadvantages of the commonly used Adobe PDF reader. And I decided just to test this new one. But WOW! For my surprise itContinue reading “Foxit Reader 2.0”
Orange Slate 