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  • Apportable brings Objective-C to Android

    Apportable offers iOS developers the possibility to publish their software for the Android ecosystem. Programmers can use the Apportable SDK and a set of command line tools to cross-compile their apps without having to apply major changes to the objective-c code base. Alternatively, Apportable also offers the conversion of applications as a service.

  • Amazon RDS Supports PostgreSQL

    Amazon RDS adds PostgreSQL to the list of databases supported by the service. The launch supports Postgres version 9.3.1 with plans to support new versions as they become available.

  • Teradata Offers Data Warehouse as a Service as Part of Their Cloud Strategy

    Teradata revamps its cloud offering, offers Data Warehouse Data Platform as a Service solution. Teradata Cloud is aspiring to become a worthy competitor to Amazon Redshift, with a richer set of predefined libraries and a more effective way of loading data.

  • Applying Security by Design with the CMMI for Development

    To enable development of secure products, processes covering the software development life cycle have to include security activities. Winfried Russwurm from Siemens and Peter Panholzer from Limes Security facilitated a workshop at the SEPG Europe 2013 conference where they explored security activities and presented the Application Guide for Improving Processes for Secure Products.

  • Apcera Continuum

    Cloud startup Apcera is making its Continuum product more visible with the launch of a new website on 14 Nov.

  • Previewing Riak 2.0

    At RICON West Basho announced the first technical preview of Riak 2.0. Continuing the work on Russell Brown’s RFC, this version brings with it new distributed data types for maps and sets, strong consistency, and deeps ties with Apache Solr.

  • The Human Aspects of API Design: An Interview with Apiary's Jakub Nesetril

    API Design and description is more than just a technical interface contract between machines. Apiary's Co-Founder and CEO Jakub Nesetril points out that the real consumer of an API description is the developer, with all the concerns of engagement, usability and communication that entails. We spoke with Jakub recently about Apiary's approach to API design and emerging API tools and workflows.

  • GenMyModel: An Online Real-time Collaborative UML Designer

    This article contains an interview on GenMyModel’s architecture, technology used and future.

  • Pivotal Announces Pivotal CF Based on CloudFoundry

    Today, Pivotal announced the availability of Pivotal CF, an enterprise cloud platform based on Cloud Foundry, along with a number of Pivotal One services such as an Apache Hadoop and Analytics service. A reply of the announcement is available from gopivotal.com

  • Presto: Facebook’s Distributed SQL Query Engine

    Facebook has open-sourced Presto, their distributed SQL query engine. Presto uses a pipelined architecture rather than the Map/Reduce design found elsewhere. In production since early this year, Facebook has since “deployed in multiple geographical regions and [they] have successfully scaled a single cluster to 1,000 nodes”.

  • Apigee Now Supports Node.js and Open Sources Volos

    Apigee Edge now supports Node.js and has open sourced Volos, a project containing a set of API management modules.

  • Reintroducing Hstore for PostgreSQL

    PostgreSQL 9.4 will be reintroducing Hstore as the column type of choice for document-style data. This supersedes PostgreSQL’s JSON support which was introduced in version 9.0 and early tests show it to be significantly faster than MongoDB for some operations.

  • What’s the Problem with Mobile HTML5?

    A recent research concludes that contrary to the general belief performance is not the main problem with HTML5 but rather the missing of profiling and debugging tools and the lack of certain APIs.

  • SQL Makes a Comeback through NewSQL

    New database developments indicate a return to SQL, but not by running the traditional relational stores on bigger and better hardware, not even on sharded architectures, but through NewSQL solutions.

  • ActiveMQ 5.9 with Replicated LevelDB Store and Hawtio Web Console

    The recently released version 5.9 of the message broker Apache ActiveMQ adds among other features support for replication of the LevelDB Store and a new Hawtio web console together with more than 200 issues resolved.

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