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Using the Exception Handling Block in Enterprise Library 3.0

(10/26/07)

Give your applications seamless and reusable error handling and logging services with the powerful toolset from Enterprise Library 3.0.

Code-Free User-Interface Design with Expression Blend

(10/24/07)

Find out how easy user-interface design is with Microsoft's new, full-featured design tool.

JavaFX Progress: It's Academic

(10/23/07)

Sun Microsystems engineers and executives provide a progress report of the JavaFX technology family, the next version of Java SE, and other projects.

Give Your Applications Mapping Capabilities, Part 1

(10/19/07)

Discover how easy it is to acquire and store geographic data that you can use to add maps and 3D rendering to your applications.

Special Report: The AJAX Framework Roundup

With the daily announcements of yet another AJAX product or open source project, how is a developer to select the one that's right for his or her particular Web development task? Let the DevX AJAX Framework Roundup help you sift through the numerous options and ultimately select the AJAX toolkits that are best suited for your environment and objective.

Creating Web Sites with ASP.NET 2.0

(10/15/07)

If you're just starting to create ASP.NET web sites—or just switching to ASP.NET 2.0—you can get up to speed quickly with this handy guide.

Java Web Development the Wicket Way

(10/12/07)

Wicket, a lightweight, component-oriented web application framework in plain Java and XHTML, stresses separation of concerns, testability, and good object-oriented design practices. Check out Wicket's approach to common implementation scenarios.

Restoring Conventional Browser Navigation to AJAX Applications

(10/03/07)

Find out how to give AJAX applications better browser navigation functionality and allow users to set bookmarks.

iPhone Web Development with Ruby on Rails

(09/27/07)

Leverage the tremendous buzz surrounding the iPhone by customizing your web site with CSS and Ruby on Rails.

Restoring Conventional Browser Navigation to AJAX Applications

(10/03/07)

Find out how to give AJAX applications better browser navigation functionality and allow users to set bookmarks.

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DEVX NEWS

• Salesforce Meets OpenSocial

Adam Gross explains the SaaS company's widget strategy.

• Google Gadgets Go Into The Wild

OpenSocial project will let developers write gadgets for use across social networking sitesincluding Google's.

• Meebo, Pownce Open Up To Developers

Two more Web 2.0 sites have joined the quest to become platforms for developers of Internet applications by publishing their application programming interfaces.

• Java Developers Bemoan Apple Support

The JVM in Leopard is out of date, and Java devs say they've had enough.

• Microsoft Roadmap Leads to 'Oslo'

Microsoft lays out a roadmap for its service-oriented architecture vision.

• Keynote Clears Web 2.0 Performance Tracks

The company enhances hopes to improve Web 2.0 site tracking with system upgrades.

• Vyatta Updates Open Source Router

True openness in vendor's routing software however is still to come.

• A Microsoft Eye Toward Interoperability

Microsoft's interoperability chief says working with others and patents are the way to go.

• Interop: Innovation is About 'Getting Out of the Way'

XenSource and Google share their views on how to innovate the IT enterprise. Mainly, it's about adopting flexibility.

• Sun: Plenty of Life Left In Java ME

Despite the recent emphasis on Java SE, Sun says the Micro Edition will be with us for years to come.

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