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First Look: Google Test Framework Simplifies Testing
Software Testing is probably one of the most boring and tedious task to a lot of people, but there are still people like me who love writing unit... more »
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But It Works On My Machine...
What happens when we run main()in the code snippet below? Of course, the erudite, tech-savvy Java people can answer that in a heartbeat. In Effective... more »
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Warning: This Secret CSS Technique Will Surprise You!
bloid 
via sitepoint.com
As the reader opens and closes the page, the illustration is pushed and pulled sideways behind the sheet. The result is a pretty nifty illusion of... more »
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Domain Specific Languages in Erlang
People are talking about Erlang. This talk is disproportionately about concurrency rather than any of the other powerful properties of the platform,... more »
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10 must-have Rails plugins
rick via blog.thinkrelevance.com
I was talking to Tim the other day about auditing Rails projects, and how we see a lot of Rails projects that reinvent the wheel instead of using... more »
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The Future of JRuby with Thomas Enebo - Core JRuby Developer
JRuby is by far the most popular Java implementation of the Ruby programming language. The 1.1.2 version has just been released with improvements in... more »
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Going to JavaOne? Sign up for Twitter.
List of people twittering JavaOne - join the crowd!
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Java Executor Service Rocket Scientists and Generics Brain Surgeons
We at GridGain recently were faced with the following problem. It turns out (may be old news to some), that java.util.concurrent.ExecutorService in... more »
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Closures Solution: Include Groovy in the JDK?
The closures debate often seems to consist of two separate discussions—first there's the discussion around how best a closure could be expressed in... more »
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Automatic testing of setters and getters
Normally I do not bother testing setters and getters, they are usually too boring to expect any bugs lurking in there. I recently started working on a... more »
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Data Visualization with Ruby and RMagick - Where Are Those Bikes ?
Some fun visualizing Velib data (bikes rental service in Paris) on a map with Ruby and RMagick.
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Fixedformat4j - A Java API for working with fixed formatted textfiles
Using annotations and annotation processing, to read and write fixed format files to and from Java objects.
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if ... else if ... else if ... else ... : an alternative
Did you know there's an alternative way of writing "if .. else if .. else if .. etc.." in C/C++, C# and Java? You probably do, but if you don't, read... more »
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Stick a fork in it: Java ParallelArray
In this article, discover the ParallelArray classes, which simplify parallel sorting and searching operations on in-memory data structures in Java 7. ... more »
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Quick Java Trivia
What could be the maximum number of methods in a Java class?
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Beware the STL my son! The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!
bloid via 1-800-magic.blogspot.com
I used to like C++ a lot. It was a very simple, efficient language, and you could always say exactly how the code you're writing mapped to your CPU.
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Ruby on Rails Plugin: Throttler
Some might call it the Slashdot Effect, other will say the 'Got Dugg'. But the truth is that your app may some day experience a sudden increase in... more »
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Tempers Erupt at Conference: Multi-Line Strings in Java
I think this post is brilliant, pulling together many obscure references from the ongoing Java 7 features debate.
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Maven: Won't Get Fooled Again
bloid via tapestryjava.blogspot.com
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. I'm not going to get fooled by Maven again.
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Rubular - an absolutely wicked live Ruby regex editor
Very nice, dynamic, regular expression editor. Happens to be written in, and written for, Ruby - you know, that language that no one likes any more?
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Holy Double-espresso, Batman! Where's my Javalobby?
rick via java.dzone.com
Do not worry, Boy Wonder, the Javalobby you have known and loved has not gone away! It has simply become more fully a part of the DZone Network.... more »
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What's This About a Ruby Backlash?
bloid via blog.obiefernandez.com
Zed's rant triggered some patently false anti-Ruby memes that have now been bouncing around the programming blogsphere echo chamber for a few weeks.... more »
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Most Popular Developers Interview Question
This is one of the most popular developers interview question I know.
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7 PHP functions that saved my life
From time to time, I’ve struggled with minor pieces of coding for what seems like an age and then I’ve discovered PHP has a ready-made function whose... more »
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