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Hoping to Make Project Zero a Hero

By Jeff Feinman

July 19, 2007 —

IBM has its researchers busily working on Project Zero, an incubator project focused on dynamic Web applications. The Project Zero—as in "zero unnecessary overhead"—environment includes scripting runtimes for Groovy and PHP, with APIs optimized for producing REST-style services, integration mashups and rich Web interfaces.

IBM has created an online Web community at projectzero.org, where developers can download the platform and help develop Project Zero with criticisms and suggestions. The company calls the process "Community-Driven Commercial Development" and will eventually provide members with the means to share reusable components while retaining ownership.

Project Zero has been tested with Windows XP and SUSE Enterprise Linux Server 10, although it may run on other operating systems.

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