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Support for .NET has been added to the ActiveState Stackato cloud platform in both its free and commercial versions.
Stackato is a platform as a service (PaaS) that began with support for Perl and Python, and over time has added support for Java, Ruby, PHP, Node.js, Clojure, Scala and Erlang and now .NET.
Stackato is based on VMware's open source Cloud Foundry project, with extensions including an improved security model and management consoles. You can use the service to install and manage applications in private clouds such as VMware's vSphere, or in public clouds from Amazon or Rackspace.
Stackato comes in a free version called Stackato Micro Cloud that can be used locally on one virtual machine. For ‘real’ apps, there’s a commercial version called Stackato Enterprise that can be run on clusters and deployed to public cloud providers. The price of this version is available on request.
Opera Next 15 Released
30/05/2013
Next is Opera's terminology for its beta channel and Opera 15 is the first of its desktop browser to become available that uses Google's Blink rendering engine.
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Are APIs Copyrightable? Computer Scientists Urge Court To Say No
01/06/2013
It is just a year since Judge Alsup found in favor of Google in its lawsuit against Oracle over Android with his ruling that APIs are not subject to copyright. This ruling is now on appeal to the US f [ ... ]
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