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Talent Always In Short Supply

Peter Coffee | December 04, 2000

At XML Devcon in San Jose, Calif., last month, an attendee asked Ken North's panel on the future of software development to comment on the continuing need to write ever more new code. What's happened, he asked, to all the effort to make code more reusable

CodeWarrior targets wireless

Chris Gonsalves | December 04, 2000

Metrowerks Inc. has released a new version of its Java development tools aimed at the fledgling market for Java-enabled wireless devices.

Fostering better development

Jim Rapoza | December 04, 2000

Building a web application can be haphazard work, as evidenced by the ubiquity of applications that are plagued by bugs and security problems.

Geekspeak: December 4, 2000

Timothy Dyck | December 04, 2000

Putting Soft Factors To The Test

Motorola, Lutris Brew Java Handset Apps

Carmen Nobel | December 04, 2000

Motorola Inc. and Lutris Technologies Inc. are teaming up to jump-start development of wireless business applications for Motorola's forthcoming iDEN handset.

Service slashes permit processing time

Grant Du Bois | December 04, 2000

Keon: PKIs Answer?

Scott Berinato | December 04, 2000

RSA plug-in may hurdle barriers to public-key security.

Sun Set To Illuminate Its Clustering Strategy

Peter Galli | December 04, 2000

Sun Microsystems Inc. is gearing up to unveil software and services to further complement the hardware platform behind its Net Effect vision.

Java Groups Eye Openness

eWeek Editors | December 04, 2000

30 companies, individuals chosen to two executive committees overseeing Java Community Process.

ProcureMind aids purchasing

Chris Gonsalves | December 04, 2000

Mindflow Technologies Inc. is unveiling this week the newest version of its strategic sourcing software, ProcureMind Version 1.6.

IE Trips Up Disabled-But Help Is on Way

eWeek Editors | August 28, 2000

Government and wireless initiatives may bring better ways to surf.

No Easy Path to a Breakup

Scott Berinato | May 08, 2000

A Microsoft breakup would spell big trouble for the company in wireless and end-to-end services.

GitHub Makes Service More Accessible to Developers

DAILY VIDEO: GitHub launches unlimited free private repositories and a new enterprise offering, and Protego Labs boosts serverless security with an open-source project.

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Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart

Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.