Git for the Enterprise - Promises and Pitfalls
[ Source: CollabNet ]
December 2012-
Git is the world's leading DVCS (distributed version control system). Enterprise adoption for Git however has been slow. Concerned with security breaches, compliance violations and lack of governance, many chose to 'wait and see'.
Git for the Enterprise: Secure, Scalable, Standards-Compliant
[ Source: CollabNet ]
December 2012-
Due to its flexibility and speed, Git has become popular with individual developers, and small enterprises and workgroups. For most enterprises however, effective management of Git is a challenge. Discover technical innovations and emerging best practices now provide additional options to manage Git in the enterprise.
Deployment Automation Basics: Implementing Consistent Deployments Across Environments
[ Source: UrbanCode ]
December 2012-
IT organizations are finding it difficult to release applications to production servers (physical, virtual, or cloud) more quickly without adding more people and incurring additional risk. In a poll sponsored by UrbanCode, over 75% of respondents identified their software deployment process as "Entirely Manual," "Mostly Manual," or "Mostly Scripted."
This paper details the limitations of manual deployments and how to overcome them. Topics covered include:
• Why manual deployments are inherently slow and ...
What's your IT Collaboration maturity?
[ Source: ITinvolve ]
November 2012-
Some believe IT collaboration is the next big thing, and others say it's nothing new. By reading this thought leadership paper you will gain new understanding into how IT collaboration is defined, its benefits, and how to assess your own IT collaboration maturity.
Your Next Java Web App: Less XML No Long Restarts, Fewer Hassles
[ Source: ZeroTurnaround ]
November 2012-
Did you realize that Hibernate has been around for more than 10 years?
And Spring will begin its second decade next year? There was a time when
Spring+Hibernate was widely considered an unofficial industry standard,
but today is portrayed as an ancient beast whose XML appetite kills
little rainbow scroll wheels. That assessment is not true, however. Both
technologies have seen continuous development and are still competitive
today.
Sybase PowerBuilder: A Tradition of Productivity Evolved for Modern Developer Ecosystems
[ Source: SAP ]
October 2012-
Revolutionary at its inception for defining and popularizing this specific genre of distributed application development, the PowerBuilder 12.5 development environment today combines functional maturity with aggressive modernizations that keep it a viable and compelling tool for tackling business applications.
Sybase PowerBuilder has remained throughout the years a bastion of application development productivity for a wide class of enterprise applications that combine database access with a highly productive graphical user interface (GUI).
The ...
Sybase PowerBuilder IS .Net...and so much MORE!
[ Source: SAP ]
October 2012-
Sybase PowerBuilder 12.5 is the second full-fledged .NET release of the market's favorite application development tool, bringing true power and ease of use to .NET. In the box, you'll find two Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) that give you options.
You can build and deploy applications in a traditional Client/Server architecture, deploy to WebForms, WindowForms, or Smart Client applications. Or, you can leverage the power of the new IDE, built on top of Visual ...
PowerBuilder and .Net
[ Source: SAP ]
October 2012-
Lately, a variety of PowerBuilder customers have asked whether or not they should stay with PowerBuilder or go to .NET. Sometimes they ask folks at Sybase directly, other times their inquiries are filtered to us through analysts.
The purpose of this paper is to show that this really isn’t a valid question because PowerBuilder and .NET are not mutually exclusive. Ultimately, this paper should provide you with the information you need to ...
Moving your PowerBuilder Application to the Web
[ Source: SAP ]
October 2012-
Today's Internet-connected world virtually requires that all companies leverage the power of the Internet. There is a wide and sometimes bewildering array of techniques available to PowerBuilder programmers to move all or part of their PowerBuilder logic to the Internet. A process-based approach to examining which aspects of the application should be moved to the Internet, combined with an intelligent refactoring of the application and an understanding of your company's technology stack will maximize your ...
Expanding Web Single Sign-On to Cloud and Mobile
[ Source: CA Technologies ]
October 2012-
Discover how organizations are protecting larger and larger volumes of sensitive data while still allowing users to easily conduct business.