A big feature of the last few Fedora releases is the ability to spin-up a custom version of Fedora, all with the same tools used to build the distro. Some of these spins have sought a formal recognition, and one of these is the “Fedora, Developer Edition.” Available as a 1.5 GiB live media image (live DVD in this case), it tries to provide all the tools and pieces needed for every type of developer.
This spin is the brainchild of the new Fedora Development SIG, which is open to all members of the Fedora community. You can see a raw list of all the packages that are in the current live spin here.
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by Michael Juntao Yuan
LAMP and Java EE are two important middleware stacks for developing web applications. LAMP stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP. They are all open source software included in Red Hat Enterprise Linux system. Java EE stands for Java Enterprise Edition. Red Hat chooses the open source JBoss Application Server (JBoss AS), which is an implementation of Java EE, as its official middleware stack.
