iPhone DZone: Fresh Links On Your iPhone by matt on 7/5/08
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Generate State Machine diagrams from your POCO Entities
This is just an idea!... Don't use a modeling tool or DSL to generate code. Instead, use a fluent interface to express state machines in your POCO... more »
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Greasemonkey DZone link redirector
Here's a simple Greasemonkey script I did to automatically redirect the browser to the article itself when browsing DZone, skipping the annoying... more »
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Re: Investing in a Quality Programming Chair
You are wasting another $500-$1000 for another chair simply because it's associated "with dot-com excess".
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[ReSharper] Directory name donates namespace Yes or No ?
If you like us are passionate user of ReSharper you know that ReSharper "did not like" when a class' namespace did not correspond to the directory... more »
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Debugging: Spring OSGi with NetBeans IDE
NetBeans is my favorite IDE but it suffers from lack of OSGi support. Eclipse with Equinox and plug-ins wins in terms of fast build, test, and deploy.... more »
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Why to use memory pool and how to implement it
What is memory pool? I think I must answer the question firstly, because it is important to beginner. In short, memory pool is a memory block which... more »
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XChat 2.8.6 Review - A Great Graphical IRC Client
XChat is a very powerful IRC client written in GTK who has been around for years and is now feature complete, low on resources, with a powerful... more »
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Back to Basics - Do namespace using directives affect Assembly Loading?
Jeff Atwood had a great post a while back called "Strong Opinions, Weakly Held." It's good to feel strongly about something, but important to be open... more »
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Is development of CRUD apps faster with Grails than with Swing?
To make my point clear immediately at the beginning. I am not claiming that creation of fat rich client is easier in some web framework than with Java... more »
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Web Services with Mule, CXF, and Spring
Since it seems like everything is going the way of SOA and Web Services these days, it's always nice to have some practical examples of how to quickly... more »
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Creating a Java Client for del.icio.us RESTful Web Services
del.icio.us is a bookmarking service where you can save and share your favorite/useful URL's. Amit shows how to create a Java client that interacts... more »
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3 Beautiful Religious CSS Websites
Now when I think of a religious web site, I think of a site made by some parish member in a real primitive web 1.0 style, but there are a few diamonds... more »
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Come On, Microsoft, Isn’t This a Little Ridiculous?
I started this blog last month with a series of posts on Microsoft Source Analyzer, or StyleCop, a new product released on Code Gallery and which can... more »
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6 Free Tools For Creating Top-Notch Documents
I use a ton of software applications, but a major portion of the time I spend using a computer goes to writing, and creating documents. There are many... more »
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Six valuable Phing build file refactorings
Some weeks months ago I finally got my hands on the ThoughtWorks Anthology and got immediately hooked on one of the featured essays called... more »
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Google does not consider IP addresses personal information ?!
"On the other hand, the IP addresses recorded by every website on the planet without additional information should not be considered personal data,... more »
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Running C and Python Code on The Web
Last week, Scott Petersen from Adobe gave a talk at Mozilla on a toolchain he’s been creating—soon to be open-sourced—that allows C code to be... more »
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Getting Further with Spring RCP
In Getting Started with Spring RCP, the initial stages of working with Spring RCP were covered—from setting up a project, to creating views,... more »
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Beauty vs. Usability - a Tale of Two Masters
How do you find the balance between the tech you WANT to do and the tech you NEED to do?
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Preen Code and Global Harming
It is about some time that our world is being raided by strike of economical,ecological and climate side effects of depending so widely on the carbon... more »
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C# - Singleton Pattern vs. Static Classes
Problem: Store some common data in a singleton or static class about your program in an object array, which you store in a class. It saves state... more »
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The Immaturity of In Browser Testing
Designing applications that behave the same in several browsers is a miserable job. Unfortunately, it's often a business requirement. If your... more »
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Permissions Denied to get Property location.toString in FireFox 3
Since installing FireFox 3, including earlier betas, I've been getting errors that show up on a host of different sites - including on my own. It... more »
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Some Thoughts on Google Adopting OAuth for GData APIs
Late last week, the folks on the Google Data APIs blog announced that Google will now be supporting OAuth as the delegated authentication mechanism... more »
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