Daniel Vaughan

An established enterprise will make the vast majority of its revenue using existing systems. So, it makes perfect sense to spend 95% of the IT budget on maintaining those systems, leaving as little as 5% to invest in new technology and innovation. Therefore, the emphasis of enterprises is often a lot more towards how to modernise the existing estate rather than building greenfield applications as there may be in a start-up. This approach makes sense as going faster, saving money or doing more… Show more

An established enterprise will make the vast majority of its revenue using existing systems. So, it makes perfect sense to spend 95% of the IT budget on maintaining those systems, leaving as little as 5% to invest in new technology and innovation. Therefore, the emphasis of enterprises is often a lot more towards how to modernise the existing estate rather than building greenfield applications as there may be in a start-up. This approach makes sense as going faster, saving money or doing more can all apply to existing applications.

The journey to application modernization is simpler said than done. It’s not an easy task to optimize the performance for an array of internal and external applications, especially when there’s a mixture of cloud and legacy workloads that connect and intersect. In this whitepaper, HCL Cloud Natives Labs is sharing their perspective on application modernization and looks at three specific software development patterns to modernize existing applications. Show less

The future of global enterprises is dominated by the needs of a digital economy. This requires leaders to empower software-enabled solutions, digital product innovation, and digital services in order to maintain their competitive edge. The rise of IBM’s hybrid cloud offerings combined with Red Hat’s open source capabilities now offers organisations a means to drive agile and scalable solutions using OpenShift’s containerisation platform. This whitepaper helps IT leaders understand the value of… Show more

The future of global enterprises is dominated by the needs of a digital economy. This requires leaders to empower software-enabled solutions, digital product innovation, and digital services in order to maintain their competitive edge. The rise of IBM’s hybrid cloud offerings combined with Red Hat’s open source capabilities now offers organisations a means to drive agile and scalable solutions using OpenShift’s containerisation platform. This whitepaper helps IT leaders understand the value of this shift, while updating IBM developers with rich insights into the tooling options that they now have at their disposal. Show less

This is a hands-on beginner's guide that builds a complete Ext GWT application through the book visiting a new set of features in each chapter. You will learn the entire range of features available in the Ext GWT library. At every point you will be given practical examples and techniques that can easily be adapted for your own applications. If you are a Java developer aspiring to build intuitive web applications with Ext GWT, then this book is for you. It assumes that you are familiar with HTML… Show more

This is a hands-on beginner's guide that builds a complete Ext GWT application through the book visiting a new set of features in each chapter. You will learn the entire range of features available in the Ext GWT library. At every point you will be given practical examples and techniques that can easily be adapted for your own applications. If you are a Java developer aspiring to build intuitive web applications with Ext GWT, then this book is for you. It assumes that you are familiar with HTML and CSS. Developers who wish to add an RIA look to their existing GWT applications with Ext GWT will find this book extremely useful. Show less