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Hacker Poll: What Do You Think of Java 7?
In: web resources
30 Jul 2011Earlier this month the Java 7 release candidate came out, and the official version was released earlier this week. Now that it’s out, and apart from some serious bugs, what do you think about it? Sponsor What Do You Think of Java 7? Discuss Go to Source
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- Tags: bugs, hacker, poll, release candidate
Hacker Poll: What Do You Think of Java 7?
In: web resources
30 Jul 2011Earlier this month the Java 7 release candidate came out, and the official version was released earlier this week. Now that it’s out, and apart from some serious bugs, what do you think about it? Sponsor What Do You Think of Java 7? Discuss Go to Source
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- Tags: bugs, hacker, poll, release candidate
The latest stable version of WordPress, 3.1, was first released on 23 February 2011. Now, less than 5 months later, the blogging software has been downloaded over 15 million times according to a tweet posted mere minutes ago (and the download counter). Joomla just recently announced that its software has been downloaded 23 million times [...]
Firefox 4 Set for Release on March 22 [Confirmed] [In Brief]
In: Coding
17 Mar 2011Great news, Firefox users: After the longest beta known to humankind, Firefox 4 may actually be released next Tuesday, March 22, according to Mozilla’s Senior Director of Platform Engineering Damon Sicore. This update has been rife with delays, so we’ll believe it when we see it, but as the browser’s currently in the release candidate [...]
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- Tags: beta, great news, internet explorer, Mozilla, nbsp, release candidate, sweeps
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