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Transitioning from XSLT 1.0 to 2.0, Part 2

The recursive nature of XSLT1 template calls provided a great deal of power, but at the cost of often requiring that stateful information that a particular template might need be

Palm Opens Developer Program, Adds Plug-In Support

Last August, Palm opened its application catalog to selected developers who have since created around 1,000 apps for the Pre and Pixi handsets. Now, it’s expanding the program to everyone.

Transition from XSLT 1.0 to XSLT 2.0, Part 1

The year 2007 saw the release of what was, for all intents and purposes, the second generation of the XML core technologies. The first generation appeared over the course of

AT&T Will Add Android, Palm Devices, Boost Apps

Possibly concerned that it may lose its exclusive iPhone deal, AT&T has announced plans to support both Android- and Palm-based devices, as well as plans to expand its apps offerings.

Millions of App Store Downloads Everywhere

According to a Quantcast mobile trends report, mobile web activity in the U.S. grew 110 percent during 2009. Apple’s App Store was a huge part of that growth, with 65

Windows 7 Has Lots of ‘GodModes’

In an e-mail interview, Steven Sinofsky, Windows division president, told cnet that Windows 7 contains a lot of undocumented shortcuts for developers. These shortcuts provide direct access to settings that

Jump in the Water’s Fine: Implementing Agile

o you have decided to implement Agile at your company. You like the ability to track the teams progress using velocity charts, and the close customer communication. The ability for

Cloud Computing Deep Dive Report

This report includes an excerpt of the book Cloud Computing and SOA Convergence in Your Enterprise: A Step-by-Step Guide that covers selecting the right cloud. It also includes articles on

Mobile Browsing Explodes in December

Although it’s still a tiny fraction of all browsing, mobile access was up sharply this December, accounting for 1.3 percent of all Internet browsing. Both Windows and Mac devices saw

CES: For Microsoft, Much is on the Line

Microsoft’s CEO Steve Ballmer will likely have a lot to say about his company’s focus on the consumer when he gives the opening keynote at the annual Consumer Electronics Show

Windows 7 Accelerating Corporate PC Purchasing

While previous surveys showed that corporate IT buyers were postponing their purchases in anticipation of the release of Windows 7, the latest survey shows just the opposite. For the coming

Enterprise Mobile Cloud Computing

This report explains why more cloud-based applications will soon be available to mobile workers and how that will benefit large enterprises. It provides forecasts for traditional mobile cloud applications, new

IDC’s Top Ten Predictions for 2010

The study’s top predictions for the year include: 1. Growth will return to the IT industry, as spending levels increase by 3.2%. 2. Telecommunications spending will increase by 3%. 3.

Google Chrome Passes Apple Safari, Barely

From the ‘WebKit Browser’ files: The latest December 2009 data from Net Application gives Chrome an incremental lead over Safari. According to Net Applications, Chrome has a 4.63 percent share

Parsing XML with Hpricot, a Gem of a Ruby Gem

Jason Gilmore writes: I recently completed a project that involved parsing a large number of XML documents. Although XML is often touted as being “human readable,” it’s not exactly something

The Future of Authentication for Online Services

Companies that adopt stronger authentication methods can alleviate these worries and reduce the risk of doing business online. In sectors like higher education and healthcare, where patient records and student

Google Releases Java ‘Convenience’ APIs

Gavin Clarke at The Register reported that the “library includes new collection types for Multimap, Multiset, and Bitmap, a MapMaker builder for concurrent hash maps, and an Ordering collection Google