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Sep 2

IDE 2.0: The Age of Intelligent IDEs #

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The latest innovation in the Eclipse space that I'd like to share with you is Code Recommenders.

Aug 27

Daily Dose - Google Boycotts JavaOne #

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Should have seen this coming.  Google's Chief Java Architect Joshua Bloch just announced on the Google Code Blog that he and Google would not be...

Aug 21

One Keynote You Won't Want To Miss #

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Wondering about the state of Java since Oracle's lawsuit against Google?

Aug 12

Oracle Sues Google Over Android's Use of Java #

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Oracle has just filed a lawsuit againt Google for patent and copyright infringement related to Android's use of Java."In developing Android, Google knowingly, directly and...

Aug 8

File Copy in Java – Benchmark #

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Yesterday I wondered if the copyFile method in JTheque Utils was the best method or if I need to change.

Aug 4

How to do 10 Common Tasks in JSF 2.0 #

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Here’s a list of 10 features you might need to implement everyday and how they are performed in JSF 2.0.

Jul 15

How Can Oracle Make JavaFX More Popular? #

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In JavaFX is a Train Wreck, Kirill Grouchnikov asks why he has yet to see a good looking JavaFX application.

Jul 14

Check Your JMeter - Now Version 2.4 #

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Today the Apache Jakarta subproject JMeter is releasing the next version of its pure Java desktop app, JMeter, which is designed to load test functional...

Jul 12

Google's Killer App: DIY Mobile Development For Android #

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Google's release of App Inventor for Android is set to cause the biggest change in the mobile app development industry this year.

Jul 1

Who Are The Heroes of Java Data Persistence? #

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When Java started out, one of the big features that it offered was JDBC, providing a database independent way for Java developers to use relational...

Jun 28

My Latest Refcard: Apache Ant #

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Today DZone are launching my latest refcard where I cover Apache Ant.

Jun 9

New Patent Around Race Condition Fixing #

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Today, Replay Solutions announced its success in obtaining a US patent around their software's ability to reproduce and fix race conditions.  Race conditions are a...

Jun 7

Video: What Java can Learn from .NET - An Interview with Jonathan Bruce #

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In this section of DZone's interview with Jonathan Bruce, he explains what the .NET community could learn from Java persistence, and vice versa.  Bruce also...

May 31

How Popular is Model Driven Software Development? #

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Model driven software development is a methodology that makes sense in a lot of areas.  The Eclipse eco-system in particular has a number of options...

May 20

Automating Releases With maven-release-plugin #

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The maven-release-plugin is used to automate a lot of the manual steps involved in releasing new versions of your software.

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