Web Development Live

IBM has launched its Jazz.net development platform to the open-source community. Earlier the Web 2.0-based platform was only available to IBM customers, academics and partners. But now any developer can contribute to software under development at Jazz.net.IBM with an open Jazz.net and commercial community will allow companies on a global level to cooperate transparently and also communicate with each other, thereby overcoming the barriers.In addition, the Company also announced, IBM Rational Team Concert Express. The software is the first offering developed on the Jazz.net platform and will be available later this year. The beta 2 version includes Web dashboards, so that team members can see project status data like progress on work items and project health. It also allows teams to use DB2 and other databases to host the IBM Rational Team Concert repository. The software is based on open-standard middleware, including IBM WebSphere, IBM Lotus Sametime, Apache Tomcat, Apache Derby and Jabber.

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