Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 10th Mar 2006 12:33 UTC, submitted by BryanFeeney
The long talked about Google Office is taking shape. At the same time as TechCrunch has displayed screenshots of a possible Google Calendar called CL2, Google has announced that it has acquired Writely, an online, collaborative word-processor creating using JavaScript and DHTML. Documents are saved online (perhaps in Google's rumoured GDrive). Of particular interest is that GMail, when paired with CL2, provides a decent alternative to Exchange/Outlook, and it was only in November that Google annnounced GMail for Domains, a system whereby Google acts as a company's mail server, but uses the companies own domain name for the email address.
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2005-07-06
dude, those memory mesaurements are not really reflects the reality. java heap can always be limited without effecting the performance really. you talk about performance, in that link java seems to be more than 100 times faster then python in three tests, 19, 25 , 49 and 60 times in four of them.. come on know how can you talk about performance?