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Why I love everything you hate about Java
dzone.com: java 09-Feb-10 01:30 | Reads: 121
If you’re one of those hipster programmers who loves Clojure, Ruby, Scala, Erlang, or whatever,… [read]
Article:Are You a Software Architect?
InfoQ Personalized Feed for Java Blogs.com 09-Feb-10 04:00 | Reads: 115
The line between development and architecture is tricky. Some say it's fake,… [read]
Google AppEngine, Vaadin, Spring, a Match Not Made in Heaven
Streamhead 09-Feb-10 02:19 | Reads: 82
Over the last month, I’ve been learning more and more about Vaadin.… [read]
Ant 1.8 Scanning Leaves 1.7.1 in the Dust
Javalobby - The heart of the Java developer community 09-Feb-10 11:00 | Reads: 72
The classic Java build tool, Apache Ant, just reached its next GA version update.  Ant 1.8 has improved directory scanning performance and better symbolic link cycle handling.… [read]
Are you a software architect?
Coding the Architecture 09-Feb-10 09:45 | Reads: 66
The line between software development and software architecture is a tricky one.… [read]
HTML5 vs Flash
Javalobby - The heart of the Java developer community 09-Feb-10 01:00 | Reads: 62
First of all I wanted to make the title of this post "HTML5 and Flash", but I know it's going to bait more readers if I say versus.… [read]
Guillaume Laforge and Graeme Rocher on Groovy 1.7 and Grails 1.2
Java Software Development Videos and Tutorials Directory 09-Feb-10 06:47 | Reads: 58
Guillaume Laforge and Graeme Rocher talk about the new features in Groovy 1.7 and Grails 1.2, how Groovy and Grails are related to each other,… [read]
So you want Distributed, Scalable and Highly Available Cache?
dzone.com: java 09-Feb-10 11:30 | Reads: 54
So you want Distributed, Scalable and Highly Available Cache? If yes, then this is the right place for you. The Terracotta Ehcache release has these features inbuilt.… [read]
Think You Know Javascript? Try this Quiz!
Ajaxian » Front Page 09-Feb-10 05:00 | Reads: 54
If you know you think you know your objects from your arrays and your null from your undefined, here's a quiz for you from Perfection Kills.… [read]
JavaFX 1.2.3 SDK Released
dzone.com: java 09-Feb-10 16:30 | Reads: 53
The latest version of the JavaFX SDK is out and available from the usual JavaFX.com downloads page.… [read]
Learning Clojure #4: private functions
Pure Danger Tech 09-Feb-10 14:46 | Reads: 53
Sometimes in a Clojure file you just want some helper functions that shouldn’t be exposed outside the namespace. You can create a private function using the special defn- macro instead of defn.… [read]
Article:Are You a Software Architect?
InfoQ Personalized Feed for Justin Chen 09-Feb-10 03:45 | Reads: 52
The line between development and architecture is tricky. Some say it's fake,… [read]
Sh!t We Like - The MSI Wind Nettop Barebone w/ Intel Atom Dual Core N330
Wolf Paulus' Web Journal 09-Feb-10 22:15 | Reads: 48
We were looking for a small, inexpensive, and eco-friendly headless Linux server that would support some low traffic services like providing a Maven Repository (Nexus),… [read]
New article about OpenID in Java, uses Wicket
Wicket by Example 09-Feb-10 11:17 | Reads: 46
Last week I was searching examples while working in integrating OpenID in a Java Web Applications and I found a very recent article (January 27th) on the IBM developerWorks.… [read]
What is Google Buzz?
Vineet Manohar's blog 09-Feb-10 15:47 | Reads: 46
Google Buzz is yet another way to share photos, status updates, videos, news and more with friends and family. The best part is that it lets you start with your existing Gmail contacts...… [read]
Relevance Welcomes Three to the Fold
Relevance Blog 09-Feb-10 16:15 | Reads: 44
We are very pleased to announce three new additions to the Relevance team: Chris Redinger: An Extreme, Test-Driven Software Developer, Christopher has been programming since the mid-90s,… [read]
Is Scrum Certification Having Another Makeover?
InfoQ Personalized Feed for Justin Chen 09-Feb-10 15:00 | Reads: 44
Scrum Certification is one debate that refuses to die down. First, it was about the hollow nature of certification for which there was a comment “Pay the tuition, sit through a couple days of class,… [read]
Learning Clojure #3: Sorted Maps
Pure Danger Tech 09-Feb-10 14:46 | Reads: 43
This is a quick one. I had a map in Clojure and I needed a sorted version of it. Most commonly I’ve created maps in Clojure using the literal syntax: { }.… [read]
  

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