We had to draw the line for our analysis somewhere, so we took the first 700 responses and created the charts below. If there is a significant change in the number of responses, we'll update these charts with new results. We cover topics such as: which containers are most often used on large projects, to which container is the fastest, to redeploy times and annual costs of redeployment, then we provide the data for you to analyze yourself.

A nice source of message passing interface (MPI) tutorials in a series of parallel programming tutorials from multicoreinfo.com. Check out other posts in this series as well.

This week, Internet Explorer 6 has finally been surpassed by Internet Explorer 8. This is a huge event for the Web. IE 6 is now the least popular IE version still in widespread use.

Java Beans have long been the standard by which all Java objects are defined. This post challenges the notion and asks the question, "Have Beans been holding us back?" and offers a very powerful concept in replacement of today's standard.

Now it’s time to take part in another poll: Which Flash version do you use? CS4 has many new features but as far as I know not many of developers has made the switch already. I’m use Flash CS4 but I don’t really use the new features.

Here are some simple steps that I take to discourage cheap SEO spammers who want to post useless comments just to put a link

some stuffs around this content repository implementation

Here is a recent report for the speeds of Amazons S3 Bandwidth and Upload speeds. Very informative and unbiased report.

I’ve been working recently on Reverse HTTP, an approach to making HTTP easier to use as the distributed object system that it is.