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Aptana Unveils Cloud Integration for Java and Eclipse

EclipseCon 2009. Aptana, Inc., announced the immediate availability of Java support in its application hosting and life-cycle management service, Aptana Cloud Connect(TM). Aptana Cloud Connect is architected to integrate with both leading cloud hosting providers and Aptana Studio, the popular open source web development IDE that also plugs into Eclipse. By integrating directly with Eclipse via Aptana Studio, Aptana Cloud Connect delivers unprecedented efficiency for authoring, deploying and managing Java, Ruby on Rails, PHP, and other types of web applications running in cloud data centers.

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The Ripple Effect In A Stormy Economy

Kelly Cobiella reports that different segments of the economy are dependent on each other. For example, falling demand for boats not only affects the guy who sells them, but the people who build them, down to the people who make the parts.

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Gulf States Help Bankroll U.S. Debt

The U.S. national debt is growing so fast that our government turns to countries with booming economies to back it - including the Persian Gulf states. Anthony Mason goes to Kuwait to meet the man whose fund bailed out two major U.S. banks.

Obama Vows Crackdown As Banks Hike Fees

Millions of Americans are saddled with high debt. Now, the White House says it will back new legislation cracking down on credit card companies for surprise fees and sudden rate hikes.

The Coolness That is HTML 5

At the moment I am working on what I think is a very cool project: a book on HTML 5. There is so much news about HTML 5 that I thought I would use this blog to kind of pull together some of the emerging features. If you are new to HTML 5, then let me give you the nickel tour. HTML 4 and XHTML were the last official versions of the HTML language (you know, that code you view when you right click in the Web browser and choose "show code"). It has been 12 years since the last upgrade. In that time we have had AJAX (or Ajax) for Web 2.0, Flash and SilverLight for Rich Internet Applications and this thing called the iPhone that have all shaken up the way we use the Web.

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