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Partnership streamlines Spring development for both new users and Spring experts
Genuitec, LLC, a founding and strategic member of the Eclipse Foundation, and Skyway Software, an expert Spring development solutions company and SpringSource Certified Solution Partner, announced today that Skyway Builder will be integrated into a new, jointly-developed version of MyEclipse dubbed "MyEclipse for Spring."
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The partnership represents a maturity in the MyEclipse integrated development environment (IDE) where developers who are frequently using Spring-based tools to create Web applications will now have access to some of the industry's most advanced scaffolding technology.
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"Genuitec is excited to partner with Skyway Software to give our millions of users a full-featured, intuitive Spring development solution," said Maher Masri, CEO of Genuitec. "Skyway Builder is an impressive, certified Spring tool that allows developers to quickly and easily build complex applications and services, and we're pleased to offer its functionality to our customers."
MyEclipse for Spring has scaffolding, project bootstrapping and enhanced development editors that allow new Spring developers to quickly and easily build advanced applications. Users familiar with Spring will find it to be highly flexible, simple to use and enjoy an increase in the speed of application delivery.
"Partnering with Genuitec is a win for both companies; we serve the same software developer market but offer different products that complement each other extremely well," said Sean Walsh, president of Skyway Software. "Now that Skyway Builder runs seamlessly inside of MyEclipse, we have the reach to bring our powerful Spring development accelerators into the hands of millions of Java and Spring developers."
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