Google's GO programming language is not ported for Windows. You can run it
only on Linux and Mac OSX. It has separate compilers for AMD64, X86 and ARM.
It's an Open Source project (translates to free) distributed under BSD like
license. Get on to this language which you may encounter more often in the
future here. It is still an experimental language designed to overcome some
of the perceived deficiencies of C and C++, and somewhat more like JavaScript
and Python.
Watch a promotional video here.
Lack of resources is cited as the reason for not porting to Windows.
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SAN MATEO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 02/09/10 -- DotNetNuke Corp.
(http://www.dotnetnuke.com), the company behind the most widely adopted Web
Content Management Platform for Microsoft® .NET, today announced it has
secured an $8 million Series B financing led by new investor UV Partners with
participation from existing investors August Capital and Sierra Ventures. The
new funds will be used t... (more)
SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 02/09/10 -- MuleSoft, the Web Middleware
Company, today announced Cloudcat, the industry's first cloud service
offering of Apache Tomcat. Cloudcat is a fully-supported virtual image that
allows developers and QA to build and test today's connected Web applications
easily in the cloud. IT operations can expand the capacity of their data
center on deman... (more)
SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 02/09/10 -- MuleSoft, the Web Middleware
Company, today announced a partnership with GoGrid, a leading Cloud
Infrastructure Hosting provider, to offer MuleSoft Cloudcat, the industry's
first commercially supported cloud-based Apache Tomcat offering, now
available as a service from GoGrid. The combination of GoGrid's supported
infrastructure services, ... (more)
Terracotta, the leader in simple scalability for Java applications, and
Eucalyptus Systems, Inc., creators of the leading open source private cloud
platform, today announced a partnership to provide enterprises with an open
source solution that maximizes data scalability and application performance
in a private cloud environment. Under the agreement, the two companies will
provide tighte... (more)
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