Spring is the most popular application development framework for enterprise Java. Millions of developers all over the world use Spring Framework to create high doing, quickly testable, recyclable code. Spring framework is an open source Java platform and it was initially composed by Rod Johnson and was first released under the Apache 2.0 license in…
GWT is an open source set of tools that permits developers to create and keep complicated JavaScript applications in Java. Google first released GWT on May 16th, 2006. In June of 2012, Google handed control of the project over to a steering committee which includes members from Vaadin, Google, Sencha and RedHat. The report…
CMMI provides guidance for efficient, effective improvement across multiple process disciplines in an organization. CMMI benefits the organization by providing a common, integrated vision of improvement. The ultimate benefit is improved performance that means decreased costs, improved on-time delivery, improved productivity, improved quality, and improved customer satisfaction. Another benefit of CMMI is return on investment….
During the course of a sales pursuit, we come across the “Build versus buy” argument for purchasing, versus having internal IT and engineering resources dedicated to building out a highly customized application. Now this is not a new argument–It is a very old exercise; how could a commercial, somewhat generic package, replace our 100% fit…
The brains of humans have a limited ability. The complexity of even little, contemporary software applications is merely massive, and complexity grows non-linearly as the size of a software system boosts. Complexity grows, at least as quickly as the square of the size of the program. It is called this the size/complexity dynamic of software…
