Monthly Archives: May 2009

The Need for Speed – Saving Costs By Improving Application Efficiency

In times like these, improving application performance isn’t a major focus for most IT organizations. The common perception is that as long as you’re meeting the bare minimum demanded by your users, you’re okay – anything beyond that is a… Continue reading

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Interesting talks, and free drinks in JavaOne

Its been two years since I’ve last visited the JavaOne conference. This year is going to be particularly interesting as its going to be the first major Java event following the Oracle acquisition of Sun. I will have a Technical… Continue reading

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Building GigaSpaces Apps in Minutes with Giga Systems Builder

If you’re into MDA, there are some great news for you. One of our partners, New Technology/enterprise (NT/e) has created a very impressive tool to build and deploy end-to-end GigaSpaces applications in minutes. The tool is called GigaSystemsBuilder (GS… Continue reading

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Building GigaSpaces Apps in Minutes with Giga Systems Builder

If you’re into MDA, there are some great news for you. One of our partners, New Technology/enterprise (NT/e) has created a very impressive tool to build and deploy end-to-end GigaSpaces applications in minutes. The tool is called GigaSystemsBuilder (GS… Continue reading

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JavaOne 2009 Lab – PetClinic in the Clouds

This year JavaOne will include really cool lab – PetClinic in the Clouds: Scaling a Classic Enterprise Application. In this Hands-on Lab, participants will take a popular Web application (the Spring PetClinic sample application) and modify it so that it … Continue reading

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