Two years in the making, Node.js upgrade arrives

Microsoft backs Java for cross-platform mobile apps First look: MongoDB 3.0, for mature audiences

JavaWorld February 05, 2015 Two years in the making, Node.js upgrade arrives In development for nearly two years, the 0.12 release of Node.js is about to become available. Whether the release can mend the now-fractured community that has been built around the popular server-side JavaScript platform remains to be seen. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Microsoft backs Java for cross-platform mobile apps 2. First look: MongoDB 3.0, for mature audiences Resource compliments of: MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY | Broad College of Business Set Yourself Apart With MSU Online Tap into the knowledge of MSU’s Strategic Leadership and Management master’s level faculty. Learn how to develop and execute successful business strategies, manage a comprehensive range of organizational activities and obtain support for collectively reaching company goals. STAND OUT WITH MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, RANKED A TOP 25 U.S. BUSINESS SCHOOL BY FORBES. LEARN HOW TODAY! Microsoft backs Java for cross-platform mobile apps Microsoft Open Technologies, a subsidiary of Microsoft focused on “open” technologies and interoperability, is promoting a Java-based approach to building cross-platform mobile apps. READ MORE First look: MongoDB 3.0, for mature audiences There's little doubt MongoDB 3.0 will convince more operations folks to join the MongoDB camp. This MongoDB is the most Web-scale yet. READ MORE White Paper: DocuSign Why It Pays to Use Electronic Signatures Every day, all over the world, businesses and individuals are forgoing paper and signing important business and personal documents online. From signing a vendor contract, to signing a home mortgage, and everything in between. And you want to make it all easy. Electronic signatures are a powerful way to accomplish all that.LEARN MORE>>