Several readers noted the release of Mono 2.0, which is compatible with Microsoft's .NET Framework 2.0. According to Miguel de Icaza, "...users can move over server applications built for .NET and client applications built with Windows Forms." InternetNews points out that only about half of the .NET apps out there will work on Mono 2.0, for a variety of reasons including (but not limited to) legacy Windows-only libraries and Microsoft's progress on .NET 3.0 and 3.5 APIs.pa href="http://tech.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/10/07/0051238amp;from=rss"img src="http://slashdot.org/slashdot-it.pl?from=rssamp;op=imageamp;style=h0amp;sid=08/10/07/0051238"/a/ppa href="http://tech.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/10/07/0051238amp;from=rss"Read more of this story/a at Slashdot./p pa href="http://feedads.googleadservices.com/~a/EhgY6l6Xy7s023QWo6iyKhU3q1w/a"img src="http://feedads.googleadservices.com/~a/EhgY6l6Xy7s023QWo6iyKhU3q1w/i" border="0" ismap="true"/img/a/pimg src="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Slashdot/slashdot/~4/lv-qBaNkRaY" height="1" width="1"/

RwdFoldEditor is a book writing tool. It can be used to build linked lists of text files, used to edit text files, has context-sensitive help, and can submit bug reports with one click. This is part of the rwdtinker framework, using the RubyWebDialogs GUI. Rwdtinker provides a system for developing programs, and uses a Web-based interface. It allows a developer to combine and create applets to implement an application. It features built-in bug report submission, a test framework, and context-sensitive help. RwdFoldEditor is usable in building your own tinker applets. hr / strongLicense:/strong GNU General Public License v2 hr / strongChanges:/strongbr / This release adds HTTP URL launch and has been updated for rwdtinker 1.80. It also includes the changes in version 0.04 that fixed the config file to work properly with rconftool, adds next and prev to note view, and has more error handling in loading fold files and browser opening of all MIME type documents. pa href="http://feedads.googleadservices.com/~a/bRV1wKo515pdN75P_X1qU4_m3nM/a"img src="http://feedads.googleadservices.com/~a/bRV1wKo515pdN75P_X1qU4_m3nM/i" border="0" ismap="true"/img/a/pimg src="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/freshmeat/feeds/fm-releases-global/~4/Ir6BXv80BVg" height="1" width="1"/

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Novell announced the availability of its dual-licensed cross-platform implementation of Microsoft's .NET development framework. Some five years in the making, Mono 2.0 adds "full" compatibility with .NET 2.0, improves performance and stability, and introduces an analytical tool for .NET-to-Linux migrations, says the Mono project.

Novell announced the availability of its dual-licensed cross-platform implementation of Microsoft's .NET development framework. Some five years in the making, Mono 2.0 adds "full" compatibility with .NET 2.0, improves performance and stability, and introduces an analytical tool for .NET-to-Linux migrations, says the Mono project.

Publication Date: 2008 Oct 2 PMID: 18831735br/Authors: Halling-Brown, M. D. - Moss, D. S. - Shepherd, A. J.br/Journal: BMC Bioinformaticsbr/br/ABSTRACT: BACKGROUND: An increasing number of scientific research projects require access to large-scale computational resources. This is particularly true in the biological field, whether to facilitate the analysis of large high-throughput data sets, or to perform large numbers of complex simulations - a characteristic of the emerging field of systems biology. RESULTS: In this paper we present a lightweight generic framework for combining disparate computational resources at multiple sites (ranging from local computers and clusters to established national Grid services). A detailed guide describing how to set up the framework is available from the following URL: http://igrid-ext.cryst.bbk.ac.uk/portal_guide/. CONCLUSIONS: This approach is particularly (but not exclusively) appropriate for large-scale biology projects with multiple collaborators working at different national or international sites. The framework is relatively easy to set up, hides the complexity of Grid middleware from the user, and provides access to resources through a single, uniform interface. It has been developed as part of the European ImmunoGrid project.br/br/post to: a href = http://www.citeulike.org/posturl?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov%2Fentrez%2Fquery.fcgi%3Fcmd%3DRetrieve%26db%3DPubMed%26dopt%3DAbstract%26list_uids%3D18831735title=Entrez+PubmedCiteULike/a

Ce qui est génial lorsqu'on est un blogueur suprainfluent, c'est qu'en plus de recevoir du spam par email, on en reçoit aussi dans sa boîte aux lettres physique. Dernier en date, le numéro un d'un nouveau magazine qui se définit comme étant « Le magazine des professionnels du Web ». Je commence à le feuilleter et je n'ai pas perdu mon temps car ça commence fort avec un « Avis de pro » de la part de Fabien P. :

Certes, le nouveau navigateur Web Google Chrome, basé sur Webkit, le moteur de Safari, est plus respectueux des standards du w3c que tous les autres navigateurs du marché, mais cela ne représente aucun apport pour le développeur. Car ce sont les navigateurs les plus utilisés qui définissent les « vrais » standards du Web.

En tant que professionnel, j'espère que ce cher Fabien n'aura pas manqué de lire le dernier article de Jeff Croft.

On enchaîne avec un « Challenge nouvelle génération », il s'agit d'un comparatif Flash vs. AJAX (bon passons sur le « nouvelle »), j'ai appris ainsi qu'il y avait des frameworks AJAX. Bon en fait pour être honnête je n'ai lu que le tableau récapitulatif car j'en pouvais plus de lire des phrases qui ne veulent rien dire... (style : « AJAX a apporté un plus et le fait que Javascript soit lent dans un navigateur n'a plus d'importance, il était toujours suffisamment rapide »). Revenons donc au tableau qui compare les deux sur pleins de points, par exemple celui des CSS, on peut lire concernant AJAX :

Prise en charge totale pour les feuilles de style complexes.

Et en ce qui concerne Flash :

Les applications peuvent être stylées avec CSS, mais la prise en charge n'est pas standardisée. La plupart des applications Flash n'utilisent pas CSS.

Et le point « Gagnant » est attribué à Flash. Normal après tout, il faut dire que la gestion des CSS par AJAX (mouahaha) est loin d'être... synchrone ?

Mais la vraie perle arrive avec « Une introduction au monde de la programmation XML ». Wow, là je me suis dit qu'on touchait le fond et qu'il allait falloir que j'en parle. Je commence à lire en travers et je tombe sur :

Styler le XML avec les CSS a ses limites et n'est pas la méthode la plus commune. Le W3C recommande d'utiliser XSLT, le langage des feuilles de style du XML.

Je confirme, ce magazine est pour les professionnels du Web, ceux qui veulent bien se marrer. Le prochain numéro sera sur le marketing viral, dommage que je n'ai pas 7,90€ à perdre en ces temps de crise.

PS : au passage, dommage qu'un article sur « Comment optimiser le chargement de son site ? » ne mentionne pas le seul blog francophone dédié aux performances mais en même temps c'est le seul article du « Cahier des experts » qui ne soit pas une auto-promotion.

PPS : et pendant ce temps là, au Canada...

Rions un peu avec le magazine Advanced Web a été rédigé par David Larlet pour biologeek.com et a été originellement posté le 06 Octobre 2008. À part exceptions, c'est ©2008 David Larlet et sous licence (presque) libre autorisant la reproduction, la distribution et la modification sous certaines conditions. Veuillez les respecter.

Pro ASP NET MVC Framework Pro Steve Sanderson has seen the ASP.NET MVC framework mature from the start, so his experience, combined with comprehensive coverage of all the new features, including those in the official MVC development to...

Le projet opensource Mono, sponsorisé depuis le rachat de Ximian par Novell, annonce la disponibilité de Mono 2.0, après une très longue attente. Monno est un framework de développement .Net multi-plateforme.

Le projet opensource Mono, sponsorisé depuis le rachat de Ximian par Novell, annonce la disponibilité de Mono 2.0, après une très longue attente. Monno est un framework de développement .Net multi-plateforme.

Il celebre progetto open source capeggiato da Miguel de Icaza ha ulteriormente ridotto il gap con il corrispettivo proprietario: tra ottimizzazioni e migliorie, implementa diverse caratteristiche della versione 3.5 di MS.NET Framework

Kdenlive is a non-linear video editor for GNU/Linux, which supports DV, HDV and AVCHD(not complete yet) editing. Kdenlive relies on several other open source projects like FFmpeg and the MLT video framework. It was designed to answer all needs, from basic video editing to semi-professionnal work.

Publication Date: 2008 Dec PMID: 18459041br/Authors: Rempe, M. J. - Spruston, N. - Kath, W. L. - Chopp, D. L.br/Journal: J Comput Neuroscibr/br/Since their inception, computational models have become increasingly complex and useful counterparts to laboratory experiments within the field of neuroscience. Today several software programs exist to solve the underlying mathematical system of equations, but such programs typically solve these equations in all parts of a cell (or network of cells) simultaneously, regardless of whether or not all of the cell is active. This approach can be inefficient if only part of the cell is active and many simulations must be performed. We have previously developed a numerical method that provides a framework for spatial adaptivity by making the computations local to individual branches rather than entire cells (Rempe and Chopp, SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing, 28: 2139-2161, 2006). Once the computation is reduced to the level of branches instead of cells, spatial adaptivity is straightforward: the active regions of the cell are detected and computational effort is focused there, while saving computations in other regions of the cell that are at or near rest. Here we apply the adaptive method to four realistic neuronal simulation scenarios and demonstrate its improved efficiency over non-adaptive methods. We find that the computational cost of the method scales with the amount of activity present in the simulation, rather than the physical size of the system being simulated. For certain problems spatial adaptivity reduces the computation time by up to 80%.br/br/post to: a href = http://www.citeulike.org/posturl?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov%2Fentrez%2Fquery.fcgi%3Fcmd%3DRetrieve%26db%3DPubMed%26dopt%3DAbstract%26list_uids%3D18459041title=Entrez+PubmedCiteULike/a

bigtinker is overloaded with applets for rwdtinker, the core application for a Ruby application framework using the RubyWebDialogs GUI. Rwdtinker provides a system for developing programs, and uses a Web-based interface. It allows a developer to combine and create applets to implement an application. It features built-in bug report submission, a test framework, and context-sensitive help. Bigtinker can run shell commands under Linux, use a calculator, build scripts of math commands, run Ruby commands in a browser, show a calendar, use an address book, look up word definitions, run a Unix fortune program, and read Gutenberg books. It includes a hello world application to help in building your own. License: GNU General Public License (GPL) Changes:
This release changes PDA handling in rwd.rb. It has adds logging, as well as a log review screen in the tinker back window. It also changes applet loading to not depend on version config files. Included applets have been changed.

bigtinker is overloaded with applets for rwdtinker, the core application for a Ruby application framework using the RubyWebDialogs GUI. Rwdtinker provides a system for developing programs, and uses a Web-based interface. It allows a developer to combine and create applets to implement an application. It features built-in bug report submission, a test framework, and context-sensitive help. Bigtinker can run shell commands under Linux, use a calculator, build scripts of math commands, run Ruby commands in a browser, show a calendar, use an address book, look up word definitions, run a Unix fortune program, and read Gutenberg books. It includes a hello world application to help in building your own. License: GNU General Public License (GPL) Changes:
This release changes PDA handling in rwd.rb. It has adds logging, as well as a log review screen in the tinker back window. It also changes applet loading to not depend on version config files. Included applets have been changed.

Platform based on .NET framework allows IT/ISV developers to build cross-platform applications

Platform based on .NET framework allows IT/ISV developers to build cross-platform applications

Platform based on .NET framework allows IT/ISV developers to build cross-platform applications

Mono Project is an Open Source implementation of the various ECMA and .NET framework technologies for Unix, MacOS X, and Windows. The project includes a compiler, a class library, and a CLI runtime engine. License: GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) Changes:
This release has compilers for C# 3.0 and VB.NET 8. It includes new bindings for GTK, Cairo, and SQLite, as well as several new Microsoft-compatible APIs, including ADO.NET 2, ASP.NET 2, and Windows.Forms 2, allowing Winforms applications to run on Linux and other Unix systems. Mono 2.0 adds a debugger and the Gendarme "lint" tool for C#.

Mono Project is an Open Source implementation of the various ECMA and .NET framework technologies for Unix, MacOS X, and Windows. The project includes a compiler, a class library, and a CLI runtime engine. License: GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) Changes:
This release has compilers for C# 3.0 and VB.NET 8. It includes new bindings for GTK, Cairo, and SQLite, as well as several new Microsoft-compatible APIs, including ADO.NET 2, ASP.NET 2, and Windows.Forms 2, allowing Winforms applications to run on Linux and other Unix systems. Mono 2.0 adds a debugger and the Gendarme "lint" tool for C#.

InfoWorld: "Considered a major upgrade, the open source Mono 2.0 runtime leverages Microsoft's .Net Framework 2.0 programming model. With Mono, developers can build desktop and server applications using Microsoft-based environments and deploy them across multiple platforms, including Windows. Novell is leading the Mono effort."

Liberty Alliance, la communauté mondiale de gestion d’identité travaillant pour développer un Internet pose ses valises à Paris.

Mission, réflechir sur des applications adaptées à la gestion de l’identité respectant la confidentialité, la sécurité et architecturées selon les spécifications de Liberty Alliance et les cadres d’applications standardisés tels que Liberty Identity Assurance et Liberty Identity Governance Frameworks.

« Le nouveau groupe d’intérêt spécial de Liberty Alliance a été lancé pour faciliter la réunion de la communauté mondiale francophone afin de répondre aux défis de la gestion de l’identité numérique partageant une même langue », déclare Fulup Ar Foll, membre fondateur du Liberty Alliance French SIG.

« Le groupe public est heureux de compter avec la participation de la communauté mondiale de gestion de l’identité francophone afin de collaborer étroitement à résoudre de nombreux défis inhérents à la construction et au déploiement de meilleures solutions d’identité numérique. » confirme-t-il dans son communiqué de presse.

Parmi les participants, Marc Van Collie, Serge Ravet d’EIfEL. Pierre Cros, d’Entr’ouvert, Aude Pichelin et Gaël Gourmelen, de France Telecom. Fulup Ar Foll et Hubert Le Van Gong de chez Sun, ainsi que Matthieu Tezenas, d’IntegraRH.

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Societe : SYNCHRONE TECHNOLOGIES - Lieu de travail : PACA - Type de contrat : CDI - Salaire : 45/52 K Euros - Detail : SYNCHRONE TECHNOLOGIES (250 personnes) réalise des projets d?expertise technique liés à la conception, l?intégration et l?exploitation des nouveaux systèmes d?information. Pour l?un de nos clients grands comptes dans le secteur aéronaval, nous recherchons un Architecte JAVA/J2EE pour intégrer un projet de grande envergure. Votre fonction consistera à assurer en mode multi-projets : - l?étude du cahier des charges - la réalisation d?audits - la conception et la validation des architectures techniques - l?élaboration de normes afin de garantir la cohérence globale des systèmes d?information - la réalisation de maquettes - le développement et l?évolution d?applications - la veille technologique. De formation Bac+4/5 en Informatique, vous bénéficiez d?une expérience significative de plus de 5 ans dans l?architecture (méthodologie de développement, normes & standard) sur les technologies JAVA/J2EE. Vous avez déjà travaillé sur Swing ainsi que sur les frameworks Struts et vous êtes capable de vous adapter à un framework propriétaire. La connaissance des environnements sécurisés et des environnements de haute disponibilité est un plus qui fera la différence. Vous avez une grande capacité d'adaptation, l?esprit d?analyse et de synthèse avec une bon sens du relationnel et le goût du travail en équipe. Cette opportunité correspond à votre profil ? Envoyez-nous votre candidature par mail à archi_java@jeu.synchrone-cv.com

There new features discovered in iPhone OS 2.2 Beta for developers

Quote: It seems that Apple is taking further care in hiding new iPhone features in their beta releases. The most recent firmware beta seeded to developers listed "compatibility testing" in its release notes as the only change.

We've since heard of a couple of new features buried within the iPhone 2.2 beta. Apple has apparently made underlying changes to the iPhone's frameworks that are not yet exposed to the end user. These findings include:

- Support for Japanese emoji icons (screenshot) -- a popular feature for Japanese phones. The lack of emoji support has been blamed as part of the reason for slow iPhone adoption in Japan.
- Support for Google Street View for the Google Maps application. Street View allows users to view panoramic street level photographs in select cities within the Google Maps application. The feature was recently demoed on Google's Android phone.

Finally, Apple has also addressed one common request within the iPhone's Keyboard settings, allowing users to disable the iPhone's auto-correction.


Apple has not yet announced when the iPhone 2.2 firmware will be available.



I wonder if emotes (emoji) can be used out side of Japan ;] this feature could be cool even for US and Europe ppl

If there was such topic, then sorry but i'm not plan to search every 2000 keywords possible to make single topic o.o