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Web Development

• Designing B2B Websites for the Mobile Web
  The mobile Web is the Web accessed from a mobile phone. Smartphones have Web browsers for its users to browse the Web. Everyone that has browsed the Web from a smartphone soon realizes that Websites on the smaller mobile screens look a whole lot different than on larger screens on a desktop computer or a laptop.

• Mixed Signals on Open Source Database Systems
  Open source software has played an important part in the growth of the Web. Open source software has helped start volumes of Web sites that otherwise would not have seen the light of day.

• Java Software Development: Will There Be Only One Virtual Machine?
  The strengths of Java as a programming language and as an development environment from the simplest of desktop applications to complicated server application stacks is indisputable. One of its main strength is the fact that Java applications can be written once and used everywhere thanks to the uniform virtual machines.

• Adoption of Linux Continues to Grow in the Enterprise
  Linux is gaining on Windows in enterprise computing market share. A new Linux user survey shows significant gains.

• Enterprise Software Development Heading for a Mobile Future
  Mobile Web computing is the hottest thing since the arrival of the World Wide Web. The idea of a computational power associated with cloud computing that fits into the palm of users is fascinating.

• The Use of Standards for Cross-Browser Compatibility
  Enterprises are heading for the mobile Web, but without diminishing the importance of the traditional Web. New improvements to search technologies at the major search engines such as instant search and real time indexing makes it more important than ever for businesses to pay close attention to the way they design Websites.