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Posted on June 14, 2013 by P Madhansekaran
Struts is the most widely-used MVC framework with a large user base; but Spring MVC, with its modern features from version 2.5, is the most growing. Rails with its path-breaking features like sensible default, convention over configuration, full stack framework,
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Struts2 interceptors, Guice-servlet and JPA
Posted on June 11, 2013 by P Madhansekaran
Struts2 is simpler and more flexible than other popular MVC frameworks like Struts1or Spring MVC. Struts2 makes extensive use of Interceptors to handle pre and post processing tasks otherwise called cross-cutting concerns and achieve a high level of separation of concernsBoredom drives experimentation
Posted on June 11, 2013 by Kishore
Today, software developers are faced with a great abundance of options when choosing how to design and implement systems.Vendor Confusion
Posted on June 11, 2013 by Kishore
I recently attended a meeting called by a top government organization, which was planning its IT budget for the year. My presence along with couple of CIOs was to provide an independent view of how they should plan IT.Struts2 interceptors, Spring and JPA with Netbeans
Posted on June 3, 2013 by P Madhansekaran
While retaining the simple and flexible Struts2, you can, if you want, replace Guice with more popular Spring DI in the middle tier. Netbeans has no default support for Struts2 but supports the Spring frameworkEmerging technologies for iOS programming
Posted on May 29, 2013 by Shabda Raaj
For a long time programming for iOS devices required knowledge of Objective-C. This meant that a large part of programmer community wasn't able to build apps for iPhone and iPad.Interview with Prakash Kini, Director, Sapient Global Markets
Posted on May 29, 2013 by Sneha Latha
Business Centric Testing simply put is testing from the user’s point of view. This requires Quality Assurance (QA) teams to build hybrid skillsWindows 7 tips, and tricks
Posted on May 23, 2013 by Ramesh KH
The Windows® 7operating system make it faster, more reliable, and easier for you to use. Windows 7 helps provide greater security and manageability for local and remote computers helps improve performance and reliability.Leveraging Open Source and Avoiding Risks in Small Tech Companies
Posted on May 21, 2013 by Lacey Thoms
Today’s software development is geared more towards building upon previous work and less about reinventing content from scratch.BUSINESS-CENTRIC TESTING: a key requirement for new regulatory-driven systems and processes
Posted on May 17, 2013 by Prakash Kini and Anup Singh
New regulatory requirements are forcing capital and commodity market participants to re-examine and realign technology infrastructures.GOOGLE SITEBRICKS, GUICE and JPA App with NETBEANS
Posted on May 11, 2013 by P Madhanasekaran
Rails has changed the way web programming is done and has influenced a lot of frameworks including Sitebricks - Grails, Trails and Struts2 etc in JVM and Monorail and Asp.Net MVC in Dot Net;Review of qTest by QASymphony
Posted on May 9, 2013 by Kaushal
QASymphony is the company behind qTest, a new test management tool that’s aiming to empower test teams. As software development has increasingly moved towards Agile methodology, with its focus on fast delivery,
