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• OpenLaszlo: A platform to rapidly build and deploy rich Internet applications (Open source)

  Meet OpenLaszlo, an open source platform for the development and delivery of rich Internet applications. Understand OpenLaszlo's architecture and APIs, and get some debugging tools that let you view runtime error messages, evaluate variable values, and much more.

• Feeding your iPhone applications with WebSphere Process Server V6.2 services (WebSphere)

  Extend new and existing services in WebSphere Integration Developer V6.2 to use the new JSON over HTTP binding export. By creating a simple iPhone app, learn how to expose services to Web 2.0 as well as to mobile clients that consume JSON.

• sMashing your application . . . the Ajax way (Web development)

  Develop rich applications using PHP, Ajax, and LDAP on WebSphere sMash Developer's Edition. Using an online library simulation, including sample code, learn how the WebSphere sMash development and runtime environment accommodates many development languages.

• Creating a NIEM IEPD: Map and subset NIEM: Design an XML information exchange between U.S. government entities (XML)

  Map a UML model of an XML information exchange to the National Information Exchange Model to determine what parts of NIEM the exchange can reuse. Also learn how to create a subset of the NIEM model to include in an IEPD.

• Python basics for PHP developers (Open source)

  Approach the world of Python development from a PHP developer's perspective. This article helps you translate familiar PHP concepts, such as variables, lists, and functions, into their Python equivalents.

• Cross-platform development using the QEMU machine emulator (Linux)

  Ease the burden of ensuring that software compiles and runs correctly on multiple platforms with the QEMU package, a machine emulator that supports a wide range of CPUs, so you can run PowerPC software on an x86 computer, or x86-64 software on an SPARC computer.

• Java Web services: Introducing CXF (Java technology)

  Take a look at a new Web services framework from the Apache Software Foundation: CXF. Learn the basics of using JAXB 2.x and JAX-WS 2.x for Web services with CXF, and see how CXF compares to the other JAXB/JAX-WS stacks.