Java faces tough climb to catch up to .Net

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	Java faces tough climb to catch up to .Net By the time Java 8 comes out, it'll be another two to five years behind .Net -- and Microsoft's coordinated front. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell KACE Addressing HIPAA Challenges: Dell KACE and Dell SecureWorks Knowledgeable IT professionals know all too well the amount of work they face in supporting HIPAA compliance. Overtasked IT teams have enough responsibilities without assuming the role of HIPAA police. Read Now! In this Issue Firefox, Chrome strengthen in-browser debugging Facebook and Infosys: Working hard to perpetuate H-1B hypocrisy WHITE PAPER: Quest Software Application Virtualization: Powerful or problematic? Using virtual-application delivery platforms is easy – but have you considered the challenges of application virtualization? What's the best way to solve them? In this new white paper, discover the road bumps when creating and installing virtual applications – and how to easily get past them. Read now! Firefox, Chrome strengthen in-browser debugging Mozilla Firefox gives developers more customization control while Google Chrome introduces an in-browser code editor. Read More Facebook and Infosys: Working hard to perpetuate H-1B hypocrisy Silicon Valley is going all out to raise the cap on H-1B visas while at least half of Infosys's U.S employees are from overseas. Read More
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