Education.com launches on June 20, 2007, combining a premium domain name with a wide variety of content and community features that focus on helping parents play a more active role in their children's education.
Apache Axis2/C is the Web services engine, that supports the full Web services stack, with implementations of essential WS-* specifications such as WS-Addressing, WS-Policy, WS-Security, WS-SecurityPolicy, WS-ReliableMessaging and WS-Eventing.
If you are about to launch your website offering services or products, here's a great check list to measure your website against. Which browsers to code for, pop-ups, freebies, etc. This will ensure visitors are impressed by your service and they keep coming back to your site!
Social bookmarking is getting smarter all the time. From easier access to the information you're looking for to new ways to share your latest findings, getting social is the new game in town.
The internet abounds with freebies and a do-no-evil attitude. And although there are many services that are worth every penny that you pay, here are the top ten freebies to help you build traffic and create a better visitor experience on your web site.
AJAX has brought a lot to us in the department of usability, and in turn people have created some really slick features in web services.
If you are looking for getting started with preparing for SCDJWS (Sun Certified Developer for Java Web Services) certification then its very normal that you will be stuck on the material required for it. SCDJWS in nature is very vast in its scope.
It takes effort to explain the significance of a new product when the immediate benefit to consumers may not be so obvious, and the awkwardly named "pipes" from Yahoo! is no exception.
2007 will be the year when a host of hot technologies which have been percolating around the mainstream rise high on the radar screens of CIOs and IT managers.
Microsoft's decision to not enforce patents on Web services standards underscores the growing acceptance of core open-source tenets.
Get a Webserver at $0.1 per hour Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) is a web service that provides resizable compute capacity in the cloud. It is designed to make web-scale computing easier for developers.
I thought today I'd veer away from my normal odd/funny news post and take a moment to talk about my favorite web services in more detail. Who knows, maybe you'll learn about one you didn't know about before.
Information is starting to leak out about what Workday is planning. Hopefully they will bring a lot of innovation to a pretty static industry.
Netvibes have just rolled out a whole bunch of new features, including the ability to set up multiple pages which show up as tabs along the top of your homepage.
Amazon's S3 Service piqued my interests immediately. I've had to build a number of back-end database systems in the past and it never really was my favorite part of things due to the complexity of building a system that can scale over time.
Bill Gates seems to be leaning towards web services, calling it the future of modern computing. Will the Windows OS be no more?
Encouraging web development and "software as service" for their increasing role and viability not only with enterprise, but for smaller organizations. A worthy perspective, IMHO, on how the IT business is changing dramatically in favor of the "little guy."
This is a growing list of new web services and applications. The list itself is created using the Listible.com service which provides a quick way to get to all kinds of resources.
The friendly butler Jeeves, from ask jeeves will be removed from the site by the end of February.
Creating WebServices endpoints in Mustang (next version of Java) is very easy. This blog entry shows how.
There are tons of social bookmarking sites out there and then there is Diigo a social bookmaking service that allows users to highlight multiple content areas, post sticky and bookmark it.
A very nice and useful collection of web services.
The question is whether Google and co should be responsible for the network and its health on top of its own services.