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Thursday, March 30, 2006 8:00am
News for Thursday, March 30 2006
Industry News
Adding the Ruby scripting language allows JavaScript calls and
simplifies Ajax-style programming, the open-source vendor says.
Source: InformationWeek
The European Commission has notified Microsoft of worries around
antitrust for the upcoming Windows Vista. They are threatening to
bring a new case to bear if Microsoft "includes software elements
which are currently available separately".
Source: ComputerWorld
A scramjet (Supersonic combustion ramjet) was tested by the
Univerisity of Queensland. The scramjet may have reached Mach 8
during the test.
Source: Space
Has Bluetooth finally "made it"? Nokia, Intel, Microsoft and others
have decided to use Bluetooth to send high quality video between
devices in the home using Ultra Wideband (UWB) radio technology at
speeds up to 100 megabits per second.
Source: Reuters
Developer News
Connect to Oracle databases from Visual Studio 2005 and/or .NET
Framework 2.0.
Source: Oracle
Want to know about Atlas (Ajax for ASP.NET), but don't want to
search for information? It's all here.
Source: Microsoft
Microsoft will be delaying permanent release of the "Eolas" fix to
all ActiveX in Internet Explorer to give developers time to update
their Web sites.
Source: InfoWorld
Geologists in Iceland are drilling directly into the heart of a hot
volcano. How hot is that?
Source: BBC News
Hot Threads
Wanna Rock? Read good code. Or is it enough?
Source: The Code Project
Find out just what you'll need to run Windows Vista well, or just
run. At least you'll have time to buy the new system.
Source: The Code Project
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