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linux communities due to its scalability and broad organizational support, the open source Eclipse development environment has become one of the options the developer of the mainstream. Year, Eclipse Foundation will publish a report on the findings of their community. This year's report, along with a series of Eclipse development as a leader in the striking emergence of open source options continue to grow. The main result gives the feeling that the way engineers develop and deploy changes. Linux, especially Ubuntu,football uniforms, is to sustain growth rates of wresting from the Windows market; 30% from 2007 onwards, up to now has been a coming one-third of survey respondents used to develop desktop. Thank 46% of developers choose to deploy their applications on different derivative version,cheap nfl jerseys, Linux also continues the development of the most popular operating system. This is also referred to the developer to provide the same for internal use or for desktop deployment stack of cloud services continued to be holding the topic. deployment of cloud infrastructure is 29.5% of the respondents in a current or planned choice. Amazon EC2, Google App Engine, private cloud, cloud deployment is considered a popular choice for people. I think in the next year or two, as the cloud has a strong ability to scale the advent of Java, this number will increase. Other highlights: * developers use a multi-language: Java, C / C + +, Java-led package * Spring is the most popular (19.7%),throwback jerseys, a framework for building server-side applications, but other options do not provide much room * Apache Tomcat is dominant in the application services (33.8 %), but almost as many (30.8%) of the developers do not use the application (original: app) * Java developers on the Sun Hotspot JVM (69.8%) and Open JDK (21.7%) to implement the deployment * Subversion is a leading source knowledge base of respondents is 58.3 its users, and other surveys, the results of the data contained in the water were inevitable; especially when the respondents were Eclips users, most likely to be open source supporters. Even so, peek at the developer market to see how open source is growing, and it is very good. |
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