Bossie Awards 2010: The best open source application development software
InfoWorld's Test Center picks the top open source development tools of 2010
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Bossies 2010: Application development
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Bossie 2010 winner: Go
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Bossie 2010 winner: JRuby
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Bossie 2010 winner: Zend Framework
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Bossie 2010 winner: JQuery
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Bossie 2010 winner: jQTouch
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Bossie 2010 winner: Ext Core, Ext JS, and Ext GWT
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Bossie 2010 winner: Sencha Touch
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Bossie 2010 winner: Apache Hadoop
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Bossie 2010 winner: R
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Bossie 2010 winner: Git
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More Bossie 2010 winners
Bossie 2010 winner: Go
Google's Go language tries to restore simplicity to programming. It does away with numerous constructs that have crept into all OO languages by re-imagining how to simplify and improve the conversation between a developer and the code. Go provides garbage collection, type safety, memory safety, and built-in support for concurrency and for Unicode characters. In addition, it compiles (fast!) to binaries for multiple platforms. Go is still in development (new features are being added) and it has limitations, notably poor support for Windows. But it shows a new, exciting direction in programming languages.
License: BSD License
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