Archive for the tag 'Open Source'

Ex​adel​.org for Open Source Projects

The product di­rec­tion for Ex­adel is to move more and more to­wards open source. From the be­gin­ning, our Ex­adel Flamingo product has al­ways been open source in the sense of pub­lishing the source code along with the bi­na­ries in re­leases. With Ex­adel JavaFX Plug-​​In for Eclipse, we are now moving fur­ther to a full open source model that in­cludes opening up the de­vel­op­ment process and not just the code for each release.

To make the process of moving prod­ucts to full open source easier, we’ve cre­ated a dot-​​org ver­sion of our Web site to host these projects:

ex​adel​.org

Ex­adel Ex­adel JavaFX Plug-​​In for Eclipse is the first project for the new site. Read more »

Ingres Highlights Role in Exadel Cloud in a Box

A few blog en­tries back, Ex­adel launched its Cloud in a Box product hosted on Amazon EC2. We are quite proud of this end-​​​​to-​​​​end so­lu­tion for building Rich In­ternet ap­pli­ca­tions on the Amazon Cloud (or for down­loading and building RIAs on a dif­ferent host). To pro­vide this, Cloud in a Box stacks to­gether a number of open source tech­nolo­gies. And, one of the key tech­nolo­gies is In­gres Data­base. Read more »

Exadel and Ingres Will “Look at Life in the Clouds”

In­gres will be pre­senting at JBoss World /​ Red Hat Summit on the role of open source in so­cial net­working and cloud com­puting. Ex­adel will be co-​​presenting with In­gres for the cloud com­puting pre­sen­ta­tion at JBoss World. Fima Katz (Ex­adel) and Steve Shine (In­gres) will look at how Open Source and the Cloud, par­tic­u­larly the In­gres De­vel­op­ment Stack for JBoss (In­gres, JBoss, and Red Hat En­ter­prise Linux), can be used to write Java ap­pli­ca­tions with sig­nif­i­cantly lower de­ploy­ment costs.

“Building Java Ap­pli­ca­tions in the Cloud“
Thursday, Sep­tember 3 at 2:40 p.m.

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Welcome!

Wel­come to the Web log for Ex­adel. This is the place for keeping up on Ex­adel and how Open Source is being used to help solve en­ter­prise busi­ness problems.