JavaWorld Update

Jul 05, 2016

Java EE devotees plot to seize control from Oracle

Tired of Java EE's languishing, two groups may develop their own parts of Java -- but don't call it a 'fork' Read More ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	New toolset makes it possible to build and ship Docker containers within Ansible

•	Enterprise NPM users to get help with security, licensing

•	Jeremiah Grossman: Focus on ransomware, SDLC, and endpoints

Video/Webcast: IBM Corporation

Extending the value of Mobile Java apps

In this hands-on webcast we'll explore strategies for JAVA and JEE developers, on extending your once cutting edge but already legacy apps with compelling cloud and mobile front-end experiences. This talk draws inspiration from presenter Marek Sadowski's life experience of 20 years and his own journey through enterprise JAVA. Read More ▶

New toolset makes it possible to build and ship Docker containers within Ansible

Using Ansible playbooks, instead of Docker's tools, opens the doors to new kinds of dev automation Read More ▶

Enterprise NPM users to get help with security, licensing

Third parties are being enlisted to provide add-on services for JavaScript modules Read More ▶

Jeremiah Grossman: Focus on ransomware, SDLC, and endpoints

The noted web security specialist worries that key web and application threats aren't getting the right level of focus Read More ▶

White Paper: IBM Corporation

Web Application Hosting on IBM Containers

This IBM Redpaper demonstrates the advantages of web application hosting on IBM containers and shows you how to easily create and deploy a web-based app to IBM Bluemix in four lab-style scenarios. Read More ▶