VMware has got rid of WaveMaker, an open source tool that helps casual developers build Java apps, after spending two years trying to develop the technology The deal sees Java-specialist Pramati acquire "certain assets" of WaveMaker, according to a statement issued by the company. These assets include WaveMaker's core …

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Thursday 2nd May 2013 07:54 GMT Anonymous Coward

No wonder...

They can't even get their online demo applications to work successfully..

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