JavaScript, .NET developers aided in separate projects
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JavaScript and .Net developers are getting helping hands in application-building efforts, through separate projects intended to make it easier to use JavaScript and to document .Net projects.
Sun Microsystems, meanwhile, is looking for developer input into the next release of its tool for C, C++, and Fortran development.
In the JavaScript arena, the open source jQuery project provides developers with a JavaScript library to improve the quality of Web applications. JQuery makes it easier to write JavaScript and AJAX, said John Resig, lead developer of jQuery and also an author.