Tag: web

Businesses have become highly application-based over the past few years. Deploying software in these discrete units has become a standard procedure, with leaders realizing the benefits of offering standardized interfaces that can be accessed from anywhere. One of the most open and freeing types of...

Organizations aren't developing software in the same ways they have over the past few decades. You've probably noticed it in your industry, no matter what that may be: Applications are becoming the dominant form of technology, and they are debuting at a rapid rate. Companies are keeping up this pace...

Application development skills are important for internal business operations due to the wide variety of niches that the resulting products can fill. If you have a team capable of producing reliable Web applications, many functions can become easier and better unified. Within the most advanced...

With the New Year just around the corner, many are busy thinking up unattainable diet and fitness resolutions, but we here at Progress have instead spent our time collaborating on more realistic forecasts for the coming year. The team here at Progress put our heads together to produce our top...

Exposing and consuming information as a service is a fundamental concept in today's corporate IT environment. Whether it's a "home grown" application, or software that is commercially purchased, fitting it into a SOA is likely to be a requirement. But what about the file system? That old, trusty,...

Presented by Dan Foody, VP of Products for Actional at Progress

With Actional Diagnostics, you can accelerate Web service development, testing and validation with tools to improve service quality, performance...

Presented by Dan Foody, VP of Products for Actional at Progress Software

Is SOA dead? It seems the technology buzz these days is all about cloud computing. What's the difference? Do they complement one another? Listen to this podcast and hear Dan talk candidly about how...

If you missed Minollo's live performance a few weeks ago, you can get the archived version now.

The recording contains code demos for,

• Using XML to create logical views of a variety of...

Dan McCreary wrote about his Teaching XSLT vs. Teaching XQuery experience.   At DataDirect we have also good experience teaching XQuery, and a developer with some SQL experience is definitely...