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GraphicsBuilder: More Shapes!
Kirill has been busy lately updating Substance with new features, a recent post on his blog shows button shapers in action. Suddenly realized that... more »
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Book Review: Beginning Java SE 6 Platform
I've been reading Jeff Friesen's Beginning Java SE 6 Platform, From Novice to Professional for a couple of weeks now. I thought that David Flanagan's... more »
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@SuppressWarnings
One of the built-in annotations in Java 5 is SuppressWarnings. You can use this annotation on all the available annotation levels (class, field,... more »
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Syntax coloring for the Swing editor pane
Ayman Al-Sairafi has a very useful project called JSyntaxPane which provides syntax highlighting capabilities for the JEditorPane Swing component,... more »
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Chuck Norris Roundhouse Kicks JavaServer Faces
Just for a bit of Friday fun I'd like to share the following variation on those Chuck Norris emails that I received - this time relating to Java.
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First Indicators of an Over-Engineered Project
The problem with patterns, best practices, and idioms is the overuse of a single principle. Regardless of what you are considering, overuse of DRY can... more »
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HasThisTypePatternTriedToSneakIn SomeGenericOrParameterizedType PatternMatchingStuffAnywhereVisitor.java
A more humorous class in the wild
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On the evolution of the Java plugin
The Java Applet was the first of the RIA platforms, long before Flash became the king of RIA, long before Silverlight was a sparkle in anybody's eye,... more »
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Should developers charge for add-ons?
Believe me that working through all the little bugs your users find but often you can’t see is generally not much fun compared to the actual... more »
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Performance Testing is not Scalability Testing
People often confuse performance and scalability testing, but they are actually quite different activities. Performance testing involves ensuring that... more »
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Schwartzian Transforms in Java
Libraries like Java's Collections API contain numerous algorithms tuned to give good performance in a theoretical 'typical case', but it can be very... more »
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Top Ten Performance Problems and Solutions
Whether you're the developer or the user of a Java application you would like to see running faster, here are the top ten tips to use.
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Taking JavaFX Head-on: Java SwingBuilder 0.1.RC1
Java SwingBuilder is an attempt to bring dynamic language-type productivity to Java Swing UI development by defining the layout/event wiring/binding... more »
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Top 10 Reasons to Switch From Java to C#? HA!
A refute of an article on csharpcorner by Dream.In.Code blogger Martyr2
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What happened to the applet?
It’s clear that the initial bogue bet on Java’s ubiquity in the browser, in the form of applets, never paid off– history, however, has shown that Java... more »
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Enhancing the Flamingo command button component
Over the course of the past few weeks the command button component in Flamingo component suite has been enhanced following the feedback from the... more »
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Taking JavaFX head-on: Java SwingBuilder 0.1.RC1 is here!
Jacek 
via jacekfurmankiewicz.blogspot.com
0.1 Release Candidate 1 for the Java SwingBuilder project. Java SwingBuilder is an attempt to bring dynamic language-type productivity to Java Swing... more »
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Java Puzzler: interface super classes
A little puzzler on interface super classes
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Substance Extras pack - part II
The new Extras pack for Substance look-and-feel provides additional settings on top of the functionality available in the core library. The previous... more »
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JIDE 2.2.8: Synthetica Look and Feel
JIDE 2.2.8 has been released, providing full support for the Synthetica Look And Feel.
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FEST-Swing 1.0a3: Fluent interface for testing Swing GUIs
We are proud to announce the release of FEST-Swing 1.0-Alpha3. FEST-Swing is a Java library that provides a fluent interface for functional Swing GUI... more »
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Swing links of the week: June 22, 2008
Here are some Swing links that you might have missed during this week:
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Coding Horror: The Ultimate Code Kata
Great engineers practice constantly. As good as they are, they still practice. They have all sorts of ways of doing it, and this essay will cover a... more »
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Why Use SWT (Or Another Native Widget Library) Today?
Adam discusses SWT vs. Swing and asks the question: "Would e.g. Eclipse start with SWT again—or provide a lightweight alternative approach?"
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Python Development in NetBeans IDE
Amit helps you to get up and running with Python in NetBeans IDE, from downloading the NetBeans modules to running your first script!
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