Is programming less exciting than it used to be?

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	Is programming less exciting than it used to be? Does programming for Android and iOS remind you of programming for Windows and Mac OS two decades ago? If so, then you're not alone. Join this conversation of experienced engineers discussing the old-is-new-again feeling of many modern software trends, as well as the real innovations that keep programming fresh. Read More WHITE PAPER: Eltima Share USB devices over your local network or the Internet This white paper will discuss a new, user friendly, information sharing solution for businesses with dispersed resources and personnel. Geographically remote offices or even different floors in the same building can connect without cross platform compatibility problems when using USB to Ethernet Connect from Eltima Software. Learn More In this Issue Oracle's single-committee JCP proposal Ryan Dahl talks about Node.js The case for pre-built EJB components Continuous Integration and Testing Oracle's single-committee JCP proposal If a new proposal by Oracle is accepted, oversight of Java technical standards will fall under the auspices of a single committee, rather than the current system, which has separate entities for Java EE/SE and ME. Read More Ryan Dahl talks about Node.js Node leverages Google's V8 JavaScript virtual machine to interpret JavaScript, and it uses an event-driven non-blocking I/O model that cloud services vendor Joyent -- a principal Node advocate -- says makes it ideal for data-intensive and real-time applications running across distributed devices. Read More The case for pre-built EJB components The case is simple, and it has a history: build functional applications that are cross-platform, and revive the model of Java to be write-once-run across multiple platforms. Read More Continuous Integration and Testing It's easy to collect unit test code coverage because all of the common tools are geared up for it. This article will explain how you can add unit test coverage to your Maven application in 10 minutes. Read More
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