The great JavaScript debate: Improve it or kill it?

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	The great JavaScript debate: Improve it or kill it? Will the Web development community continue to work to make JavaScript a first-class development platform, despite its failings? Or will it take the "nuclear option" and abandon it for greener pastures? The answer seems to be a little of both. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM and Intel Use Cloud to Increase Business Productivity Read the case study to learn how this on-demand model delivers the capacity our clients need to be more responsive in today's demanding business environment. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: InfoWorld Research Take InfoWorld's Survey - Chance to Win $500 How has your organization responded to employees' interest in using consumer devices to do their work? Which types of consumer devices is your IT department supporting? Take our brief survey on the consumerization of IT, and enter to win a $500 cash prize. Click to continue Adobe forges ahead with Flash 11 as industry turns away Adobe has moved forward with its Flash-based strategy, announcing today Flash Player 11, despite ongoing setbacks at the hands of standards-based HTML5 technologies, which do not require proprietary plug-ins to enable multimedia capabilities on mobile platforms. Read More
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