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Arun Gupta is a Technology Evangelist for Web Services and Web 2.0 Apps at Sun. He was the spec lead for APIs in the Java platform, committer in multiple Open Source projects, participated in standard bodies and contributed to Java EE and SE releases.
Wednesday January 16, 2008
Developer.com 2008 Awards Announced - NetBeans, GlassFish and Java SE 6 score well
Developer.com 2008 Awards are announced - NetBeans, GlassFish Metro and Java SE 6 get good ones.
My nominations were announced here and I've recreated the table here along with the winners.
| Category | My Selection | Winner |
| Technology | Rich Internet Applications | Ajax |
| Framework | Java SE 6 | √ |
| Development Tool | NetBeans IDE | √ |
| Development Utility | Apache Ant | Mozilla Firefox |
| Web Service Development Tool or Add-in | Project jMaki | Google Maps |
| Wireless/Mobile Development Tool or Add-in | NetBeans Mobility Pack | √ |
| Database Tool or Add-in | JavaDB | PostgreSQL |
| Java Tool or Add-in | NetBeans IDE | √ |
| JSR | JSR 277 | JSR 223 |
| .NET Tool or Add-in | GlassFish Web Services Interoperability Technology (now Metro) | √ |
| Open Source Tool | NetBeans IDE | Subversion |
It's interesting to see that GlassFish/WSIT is the only Java entry in ".NET Tool or Add-in" category.
Here are some of the comments from reviewers:
- Java SE 6 - New parsing and XML to Java object-mapping APIs allow developers to build Web services (now more convenient)
- NetBeans IDE
- Eases development with the best out-of-the box experience and management
- Innovative features such as JRuby/Ruby on Rails and .Net support
- Visual Mobile Designer for rapid development and prototyping
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