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Showing 1-18 of 18 results foundIBM offers free development tools in Russia
February 3, 2006 The move is part of a broader push for greater use of open standards-based applications worldwide.IBM tools revamp targets Microsoft
December 11, 2003 Big Blue is boosting its developer outreach programs and its Java tools as an alternative to the software giant's Windows-only strategy.Microsoft extends tool giveaway
April 19, 2006 Looking to woo hobbyists and students, Microsoft will keep its low-end Visual Studio 2005 Express development tool free.IBM to lay out Rational strategy
August 19, 2003 Big Blue's tools division is expected to detail its plans for using software from the open-source project Eclipse to make its products better integrated and to accelerate development.Sun, Big Blue reach out to developers
February 18, 2004 Selected companies line up for a peek at Sun's Java Studio Creator tool, a forerunner to wider beta testing in March, as IBM releases evaluation packages for its Eclipse-based consolidated tools.Microsoft previews 'Whitehorse' developer tools
October 26, 2004 The tools, part of an upcoming Visual Studio update, are focused on making it easier to create customized Web applications.Father of Java joins Sun tools group
November 6, 2003 Sun Microsystems says that James Gosling, considered the father of the Java programming language, will join Sun's Developer Platforms Group as chief technology officer.NetBeans update ships with Sun aboard
February 2, 2006 Sun Microsystems to support users of NetBeans IDE 5, the open-source tool which sports a new GUI-building program.Promoting the promise of Longhorn
July 20, 2004 Microsoft's new developer division vice president, S. "Soma" Somasegar, plots a course for making Microsoft's Windows and .Net software the cutting-edge favorite of developers.Developers grumble about Microsoft tools pricing
March 24, 2005 Some customers voice concern that software giant's team development product will be too costly for smaller consultants and developers.Year in review: Wrench hits development world
January 8, 2005 Open source shook up the software development world as established companies and challengers sought to harness the collaborative development model.PlayStation 3 to be easy on developers, Sony vows
March 9, 2005 The Cell chip will make use of familiar programming tools and new software to help game makers work smarter, technicians promise.Borland assembles a bigger toolkit
November 3, 2003 The software maker expects later this year to deliver on its plans to bundle tools that work with Java and Microsoft's .Net software.Sun to renew its hunt for developers
September 2, 2003 The company looks to drive adoption of its Project Orion software-bundling strategy with Java development tools designed to work with the entire Orion suite.IBM refreshes Java tool
August 14, 2003 Big Blue expects WebSphere Studio version 5.1 to improve productivity of programmers with faster performance and usability enhancements around Web page creation and administration.Macromedia flexes Flash muscle
March 29, 2004 The software maker releases Flex, a server tool aimed at creating slick interfaces for Web applications.This week in game consoles
March 11, 2005 Microsoft starred at this week's Game Developers Conference, where it released tools meant to ease the creation of games for the next Xbox.Java devotee BEA eyes scripting languages
August 5, 2005 Scripting initiative would capitalize on languages widely used in Web applications and considered easier to use than Java.
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