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:CNET News: Open-source Eclipse Barrels Down Ajax Path
CNET News: Open-source Eclipse Barrels Down Ajax Path
Mar 9, 2007, 13 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (10010 reads)

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"The Eclipse Foundation, an open-source consortium, on Tuesday detailed three projects designed to make Ajax-style Web development easier.

"The Eclipse software is widely used for writing applications in Java and other programming languages. The Ajax projects, announced at the annual EclipseCon conference, are meant to make a wider number of tools available for JavaScript programming--used to make Ajax applications--as well as other so-called dynamic, or scripting, languages..."

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