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What do you do at Sun? I see the OpenSolaris project seems to fall onto your plate. Initially, I was working on OpenSolaris and started Project Indiana, which culminated this week [with] the first version of the OpenSolaris binary distribution. These days, I am running the developer and community marketing organization, so I am responsible for marketing Sun's developer tools, the developer programs like Sun Developer Network and Tech Days Events, our open-source projects and communities. [Also, I do marketing for] StarOffice, OpenOffice, Network.com. So basically anything that relates to the developer community in some way, I run the marketing piece of that.
in Open Source
via LWN @ 5:23 14th May
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A tool for accessing eBay on a Nintendo wii gaming system has won eBay's developer award for "Most Innovative Application." The Jaast for Wii from a Germany developer was one of seven applications winning eBay and PayPal developer awards today. eBay announced the awards during its Developers Conference taking place in Chicago this week, immediately preceding its annual eBay Live conference.
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via Auctionbytes.com @ 20:09 16th Jun
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Research In Motion (RIM) (NASDAQ: RIMM)(TSX: RIM) today announced plans to launch a new annual developer conference. The BlackBerry? Developer Conference will provide commercial and corporate developers from around the world with opportunities to advance their skills and knowledge in building powerful, world-class applications on the market-leading BlackBerry? platform. The BlackBerry Developer Conference is planned for the week of October 20, 2008 in Santa Clara, California.
in Handhelds
via TMC Net @ 16:04 13th May
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Google (NSDQ: GOOG) said today that it has picked the top 50 applications from its Android Developer Challenge Part 1, Round 1, which is being used to spur development for its mobile phone operating system, which has not yet become commercially available. The winners were actually determined last week, but today, they are posting a list on the Android Developer Blog. For now, the details are limited to the developer and application names, but apparently, a more extensive listing is on the way. The reason there’s actually only 46 names on the Top 50 is because four participants think what they are doing is so great they needed to remain in stealth.
in Search Engines
via MocoNews.net @ 16:19 13th May
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Epic Games Acquires Undertow Developer Chair [05.20.08] Epic Games has announced the acquisition of Chair Entertainment, the developer behind recent Unreal Engine powered Xbox Live Arcade game Undertow, as well as a forthcoming cross-media project created in partnership with author Orson Scott Card.
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via Gamasutra @ 5:38 21st May
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"Recently though several KDE developers came right out and asked, 'Does KDE even need (certain) users?' While, Troy Unrau, a KDE developer and perhaps best known as the author of stories for KDE News, opened this can of worm by saying 'This is a rant,' it was soon taken in earnest. Unrau's opinion was quickly seconded by another KDE developer, Jason Harris, who said, 'KDE, like many other open-source projects, doesn't really need users at all, whether they are poisonous or not.' Instead, both Unrau and Harris wanted to see KDE get more developers..."
in Linux
via Linux Today @ 19:37 5th Jul
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Epic Games Acquires Undertow Developer Chair [05.20.08] Epic Games has announced the acquisition of Chair Entertainment, the developer behind recent Unreal Engine powered Xbox Live Arcade game Undertow, as well as a forthcoming cross-media project created in partnership with author Orson Scott Card.
in Computer Games
via Gamasutra @ 5:38 21st May
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jexrand recommends an interview with John De Goes in which he argues: "The tools market is dead. Open source killed it." The software developer turned president of N-BRAIN explains the effect that open source has had on the developer tools market, and how this forced the company to release the personal edition of UNA free of charge. According to De Goes, selling a source-code editor, even a very good one, is all but impossible in the post-open source era, especially given that, "Some developers would rather quit their job than be forced to use a new editor or IDE." N-BRAIN's decision is but one in a string of similar announcements from tools companies announcing the free release of their previously commercial development tools.
in Open Source
via Slashdot @ 11:47 10th Jun
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MTI MicroFuel Cells Inc. (MTI Micro), the developer of Mobion off-the-grid portable power solutions and a subsidiary of Mechanical Technology, announced that it entered into a development agreement with a global Japanese developer of products utilizing advanced optical and digital technologies, including digital cameras, to evaluate the feasibility, development and production of Mobion products.
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via Macro World Investor @ 2:26 10th May
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ALBANY, N.Y.--MTI MicroFuel Cells Inc. (“MTI Micro”), the developer of Mobion® off-the-grid portable power solutions and a subsidiary of Mechanical Technology, Incorporated (“MTI”) (NASDAQ: MKTY), announced today that it entered into a development agreement with a global Japanese developer of products utilizing advanced optical and digital technologies, including digital cameras, to evaluate the feasibility, development and production of Mobion® products.
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via FuelCellsWorks.com @ 23:23 7th May
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In case you haven't been marking the days off on your calendar, the iPhone SDK has been out for a little less than two months, in which time Apple has released four versions. Non-US developers looking to work on iPhone applications have yet to be accepted to the official program, however, since the iPhone Developer Program wasn't accepting any developers outside the US yet. Someone at Apple seems to have flipped the switch, though, as developers from abroad have reportedly started being accepted into the iPhone Developer Program.
in Handhelds
via ArsTechnica @ 20:02 5th May
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(EMAILWIRE.COM, May 27, 2008 ) Twisted Pair Solutions (www.twistpair.com), a pioneer in unified communications software built to open standards, today announced it has expanded its developer program with the beta availability of a new Linux engine and .NET API support. The new SDK offers the best approach to quickly delivering interoperable communications applications, allowing developers to leverage the power of WAVE, a best-of-breed communication framework that offers unmatched reliability, flexibility, scalability and manageability. Widely deployed by private and public organizations worldwide, WAVE is the industry’s only software-based and SDK-optimized unified communications solution. “This new SDK capability completes our developer ecosystem, allowing both Windows and Linux developers to build applications for WAVE, a framework wide
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via Earthtimes.org @ 7:27 27th May
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The iPhone Developer Program page on the Apple web site has changed. Before it stated: “the iPhone Developer Program will initially be available to a limited number of developers in the U.S. and will expand to other countries in the coming months.” Now it says, “the iPhone Developer Program will initially be available to a limited number of developers during the beta period.”
in Handhelds
via Macsimum News @ 19:59 8th May
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via TMC Net @ 0:38 2nd May
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In lieu of its annual Google Developer Conference in Mountain View, Google held a larger developer conference in San Francisco's Dwarrodelf (known by some as Moscone West convention center), dubbed "Google I/O". With about 3,000 in attendance, the conference spanned two days and had sessions covering the gamut of Google's nascent third party developer interests.
in Search Engines
via ArsTechnica @ 23:34 3rd Jun
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WIMAX.TMCnet.com – Coming May 2008 | ITEXPO West begins in: Register Now! | Interop Las Vegas News Coverage
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via TMC Net @ 19:13 2nd May
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Software developers active in Web 2.0 development ranked Microsoft’s MSN/Live Windows Developer Program higher than developer programs offered by Google, eBay, Yahoo, Facebook, or PayPal in the 2008 Evans Data Corp. Web 2.0 Developer Programs Users’ Choice survey conducted in March of this year.
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via EBizQ.net @ 23:48 5th May
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An anonymous reader writes "A student at UC Davis has created some stunning visualizations of open source software contributions, including Eclipse, Python, Apache httpd and Postgres. From the website: 'This visualization, called code_swarm, shows the history of commits in a software project. A commit happens when a developer makes changes to the code or documents and transfers them into the central project repository. Both developers and files are represented as moving elements. When a developer commits a file, it lights up and flies towards that developer. Files are colored according to their purpose, such as whether they are source code or a document. If files or developers have not been active for a while, they will fade away. A histogram at the bottom keeps a reminder of what has come before.
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 10:43 17th Jun
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Developer Survey Shows Steady Growth in XML File Volume and Size Fueling Demand for Efficient Means of Processing
in XML & Metadata
via Yahoo! Canada @ 8:06 20th Jun
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Is the iPhone ready to mix you up a healthy beverage? Hardly, but one developer plans to tap the device's graphics and motion detector technology to let consumers do some virtual mixing.
in Handhelds
via Smart Phone Today @ 1:07 3rd May
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DUBLIN, Ireland, BUSINESS WIRE -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/921ff4/developer_marketin) has announced the addition of the "Developer Marketing - India 2008" report to their offering.
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via DMN Newswire @ 10:20 24th Jun
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Seneca, a Dutch web developer with 125 employees, today announced that it is virtualising its hosting environment at hosting provider LeaseWeb with VMware. The company says that it hopes to complete the full hosting migration of all its customers within a year. 'By that time, the current 50 physical servers will have made way for a maximum of 10 physical servers,' adds the company.
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via WebHosting.Info @ 3:38 5th Jun
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