Why Google Dart beats JavaScript

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	InfoWorld interview: Why Google Dart beats JavaScript Google's Web programming language Dart is meant to address the shortcomings of JavaScript, and some have even called it a JavaScript killer. InfoWorld recently interviewed Lars Bak, the lead software engineer for Dart, to better understand Google's intentions for the new language. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Amazon Web Services Run Windows Server Applications in the Amazon Cloud Learn how to launch Windows in the Cloud in minutes at 12/8 webinar. SQL, SharePoint and more are fully supported. Pay as you go. No long-term commitment. Learn more at webinar In this Issue Old Java versions breed new security exploits Linux loses its luster as a darling among developers Developers eager for Kindle Fire WHITE PAPER: Avnet & HP Turning virtual sprawl into a good thing This white paper discusses how HP Discovery and Dependency Mapping Advanced Edition (DDMA) software can be your key to the effective management of your virtual infrastructure, helping to make sure that you can gain the benefits of virtualization without increasing costs and risks. Read now Old Java versions breed new security exploits It's easy for computers -- both in homes and at organizations -- to have multiple versions of Java installed, thus exposing those systems to security exploits. IT admins need to do a better job of closing those holes. Read More Linux loses its luster as a darling among developers Linux had a big birthday recently -- its 20th -- but the event may have been a tad bittersweet for its most devoted fans. Linux has slipped to third place in popularity, behind Mac OS and, of course, Windows. Read More Developers eager for Kindle Fire The low-cost Amazon.com tablet could jump-start an Android market that is not competing favorably against the iPad in Appcelerator's survey. Read More
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