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WaveMaker 6.0 Makes SaaS Simple
WaveMaker 6.0 Makes SaaS Simple
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) November 18, 2009
WaveMaker today announced general availability of the first open source cloud development platform. WaveMaker 6.0 is available under the Apache open source license, providing organizations with the features and benefits found in proprietary cloud development platforms – such as Force.com and Azure – at a fraction of the cost.
With an open source community of 15,000 active developers, WaveMaker has established itself as a leading rapid application development platform for cloud computing. WaveMaker’s browser-based, drag and drop platform makes it easy for anyone to prototype, develop and customize great looking web applications.
Because WaveMaker 6.0 was built using open source standards, it is the only cloud development platform to support deployment to any cloud, running on any Java server and connecting to any database. WaveMaker’s studio was even built using WaveMaker, demonstrating the power of WaveMaker technology.
WaveMaker 6.0 also introduces the industry’s first automated multi-tenant support. For this feature, WaveMaker’s server-side security module automatically isolates all database access between the tenants or customers of a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) application.
WaveMaker also announced a reference application that demonstrates the capabilities of WaveMaker 6.0. This application, called EnterTweet, combines a standard employee directory application with the Twitter web services API to provide a customized Twitter client for the Enterprise. Best of all, this application was built and deployed as a multi-tenant application onto EC2 in less than 10 minutes! For more information, see the short WaveMaker EnterTweet video.
“WaveMaker’s open source cloud development platform provides an important approach for customers adopting cloud computing,” said Judith Hurwitz, author of Cloud Computing for Dummies and President of Hurwitz & Associates. “WaveMaker’s ability to create partnerships with IBM, Amazon and RightScale also illustrates the value of an open source business model.”
“WaveMaker is easing the migration path for Java developers who want to bring existing application logic and data into a SaaS environment, while still retaining control over their deployment options,” stated Phil Wainewright, industry analyst at Procullux Ventures. “With automated support for robust multi-tenant databases, WaveMaker 6.0 advances software developers even further along the path towards realizing the full benefits of the SaaS model.”
“Cloud computing is fast maturing, but one lagging indicator is developer tools designed specifically for cloud deployment,” said James Governor, principal analyst at RedMonk. “WaveMaker aims to change that with their 6.0 release, an open source toolset, and relationships with key players such as IBM, Amazon and RightScale.”
About WaveMaker
WaveMaker is the only open source cloud development platform, with a 15,000-strong developer community and a leadership role in the Cloud Quick Start Program in partnership with IBM, Amazon and RightScale. WaveMaker makes it ridiculously easy to build, deploy and customize cloud applications with drag and drop development tools, one-click cloud deployment and end user self-service customization. WaveMaker customers like Ameren, Best Western, KANA, New Zealand Post and Pioneer Energy have built amazing-looking web applications with minimal learning curve and up to 98% less code. For more information, please visit http://www.wavemaker.com.
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Boost Software Makes Annual Company Retreat a Great Success
Boost Software Makes Annual Company Retreat a Great Success
Boston, MA (PRWEB) August 15, 2013
Boost Software, whose products PC Health Boost and Driverboost Pro were developed to fix slow computer problems, has seen a huge upswing in popularity over the past year. That’s not just because PC Health Boost reviews are some of the most positive for software of its type. It’s also because 2013 is the year that saw Boost Software as a Microsoft Pinpoint Partner.
The Boost team stayed in a bed and breakfast in just below the Omni Bretton Hotel–site of the 1944 International Monetary Conference. Attendees came from as far a Bialystock, Poland and as close as Glover, VT, with flights and car rentals provided by the company.
Team members were treated to a beautiful view of the highest mountains in the Northeast, as well as a healthy all-Paleo diet. Group activities included:
A hike at Lost Valley Gorge, where team members and their families walked, climbed, and even crawled through 13 different caves.
A trip on the Mount Washington Cog Railway. This 45-minute one-way cog rail trip takes passengers to the Mount Washington Observatory, located on New England’s highest peak. Another 45-minute ride deposits passengers at the foot of the mountain.
Award ceremonies, family fun, and discussion of an even more robust version of PC Health Boost were all presented during the retreated.
PC Health Boost is a PC optimization software that has provided a “Blue screen of death fix”, as well as an answer (and solution) to the question, “Why is my computer slow?” since 2012. Driverboost Pro is a program that helps computer owners make sure their hardware works properly with their operating system at all times.
Stay connected with the Boot Software team and learn more about upcoming changes to the top registry cleaner by following the PC Health Boost blog. For advertising and partnership opportunities, please contact Erin Walsh.
Erin Walsh, Director of Public Relations
Boost Software, INC
75 Arlington St. Suite 500
Boston, MA 02116
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Computer Hardware Information : What Makes a Computer Work?
A laptop or computer is a complicated piece of technologies that takes data input into the CPU, or central processing unit, and then outputs info and solutions to the user. Understand how a personal computer functions much like the human brain, with comparable sensory roles, utilizing insight from a personal computer and technologies specialist in this cost-free video on computers. Professional: Glenn Pieper Contact: www.prismnet.com Bio: Glenn Pieper is a senior systems engineer and on the staff of PrismNet World wide web Service Provider. Filmmaker: Glenn Pieper