The Essential Groovy Cheatsheet - Download Now
Programming Groovy is easy to start with. This reference of best practices and idiomatic solutions smoothly guides you to the next step of achieving... more »
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40+ Free Online and Legal J2EE Books
A very nice collection of Free J2EE Books covering topics like Servlets,JSP,JMX,EJB etc
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Coding Fonts: Not just an endeavor in aesthetics!
Having recently discovered the plethora of coding fonts available online, it occurred to me that quite a bit of thought has been put into something I... more »
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Chapter 1 - jQuery 101
jQuery is quickly becoming one of the most powerful sets of tools you can use as a web developer to enhance the core interface design of your... more »
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Getting Started with Flex 3 - Pocket Guide for Developers
Here is a new pocket guide for Flex 3.0 that somehow slipped past me. I haven't seen this book mentioned anywhere. Things have been mega busy over the... more »
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Detecting URLs with PCRE
From time to time I experience the issue that I should detect URLs in some text, while neither the URLs are standard conform (regarding the used... more »
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How to take screenshot of window programmatically
This code snippet illustrates how to capture desktop or any window to bmp file with minimum coding programmatically. It also demonstrates a neat way... more »
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Cryptographically Random Password Generator
Creating a password is easy. However, creating a strong password is not easy. Most passwords are simple variations of dictionary words, often with... more »
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Eclipse Working Sets - Part I
I know not what I am doing here? I am trying to read the given article on Eclipse Working sets.
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15 Places to Find Great Screencasts
Screencasts, how-to videos that show only what's happening on the computer screen, have been around since as early as 1994, according to Wikipedia.... more »
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TDD Part 2 - Apache ANT tutorial
Apache ANT describe itself as "a Java-based build tool. In theory, it is kind of like Make, but without Make's wrinkles." Ant is widely used for... more »
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Brilliant way to speed up MySQL re-indexing
If you've ever dropped multiple indices on large MySQL tables and wondered why it takes so long, this explanation will explain it clearly. Even... more »
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Great new community powered resource/news site for designers and web developers
DesignBump is a social media/news site dedicated to web developers and designers, powered by the open source cms drupal.
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GitCasts: Video tutorials to help you learn Git
Scott Chacon started GitCasts to help teach people what Git is and how to use it.
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Learn 10 more good UNIX usage habits
As a follow-up to Michael Stutz's excellent article, this article provides 10 more good habits to adopt that will improve your UNIX command-line... more »
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BrowserPlus™ Sneak Peek
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BrowserPlus™ is a technology from Yahoo for web browsers that allows developers to create rich web applications with desktop capabilities.
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Multithreaded C++: Part 1: Pthreads
This is the beginning of a series of articles on multithreaded programming in C++. In this first article we will look at pthreads, which are generally... more »
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6 Ways To Subliminally Tell Users "Don't Come Back"
There are many practices that I can’t believe are used on the internet. Here are a few ways to tell the user to never come back to your website.
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OraPIG -- Oracle Python Interface Generator
OraPIG creates Python interfaces for PL/SQL packages. You can generate interfaces for your own packages or for the Oracle system packages. OraPIG... more »
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Oliver Steele: My Git Workflow
What this isn’t: a Git tutorial. It doesn’t tell you how to set up git, or use it. I don’t cover branches, or merging, or tags, or blobs. There are... more »
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Podcast on Git
The BasementCoders first podcast! All about version control, with special focus on git and distributed version control in general. This might strike... more »
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Personal Time Tracker
This article describes what I did to write an application to track my billable and non-billable time.
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Using CSS to Do Anything: 50+ Creative Examples and Tutorials
A round-up of CSS coding, creative approaches and techniques. Definitely worth taking a very close look at!
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Scala LiftOFF Unconference Announcement
The Scala lift off is be a great place for members of the Scala and lift communities to get together, learn about Scala, learn about lift and get... more »
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Discover the Boost Filesystem Library
In the past, programmers have had to use native APIs to work around the problem. Discover a library that provides a safe, portable, and easy-to-use... more »
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