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Java Tip: Simplify Spring Apps with @Autowired
The Spring framework is a popular choice for Java developers due to its combination of power and simplicity. Spring is many things, but at its core,... more »
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Tomcat Today, GlassFish Tomorrow?
While there are indeed several advantages to using GlassFish vs. Tomcat, it's probably useful to know that Sun is the original creator of Tomcat and... more »
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55 Free High Quality Icon Sets
In the overview below we present 55 more excellent, free and professional icons for desktop and web design. Some of them can be used for both private... more »
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Free Icons: Function Icon Set, 128 Completely Free Icons
A great set of 128 Icons, Including various social media icons. We've tried to make as many icons that would be of use to bloggers and designers. So... more »
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Why SortedList<Key,Val> Is Useless
The other day I wan in the need of a sorted collection. I found that there are 2 sorted collections available. SortedDictionary and SortedList. Now... more »
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What’s new in Subversion 1.5
I am a contented Subversion user, so took a look at the changes. Top of the list is “merge tracking”, though it is described as “foundational” which... more »
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My Unit Tests Are Purer Than Yours
There is a hot debate on my project about whether or not our JUnit tests are pure unit tests. What the heck does that mean, pure unit tests? Our tests... more »
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Goodbye Java Generics
When generics first came out I was pretty excited. I had used templates quite extensively in C++, before I soured on C++. C++ templates are a great... more »
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Subversion SCM Tool Becomes More Robust with Version 1.5
It will be easier for software development teams that use the Subversion open source software configuration management (SCM) product to keep track of... more »
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Apache POI 3.1-FINAL
Apache POI is well-known in the Java field as a library for reading and writing OLE2 office file formats, such as Excel, PowerPoint, Visio and Word.... more »
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More on Regular Expressions
The always enjoyable Jeff Atwood wrote an excellent discussion about regular expressions that everyone should read. Having seen many times where a... more »
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Continuous integration reduces bugs, increases productivity
Development teams can use continuous integration (CI) to find and fix bugs, share knowledge and generally work better together, Agile coach Jared... more »
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Oh My God, They Fixed the Bug!
Well, last week I turned in my car for its first scheduled maintenance. And after I got it back, while driving home happily in my serviced car, I... 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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Differences between PostgreSQL and MySQL
One of the most important difference between PostgreSQL and MySQL is the history and the internal structure.
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LiquiBase 1.7.0
It is LiquiBase 1.0's first birthday, but you get the gift: LiquiBase 1.7.0 is now available. LiquiBase is a Java-based LGPL-licensed database change... more »
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jQuery - Five Questions And Answers
I've had quite a good response to these Question and Answer style articles. I got some nice traffic from Nettuts on their "Best of May" list. So I've... more »
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Top ten performance problems and their solutions
Ten things that commonly slows down your application's experience, raging from date manipulation to hardware heavy use. Basically Java-related.
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New CSS in Firefox 3
David Baron, a Mozilla developer, has a write-up on the new CSS features that are available in Firefox 3. There's a mix of additions - everything from... more »
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An epic Bill Gates e-mail rant
Bill gates ranting about Microsoft's Moviemaker experience. Gates: "I am quite disappointed at how Windows Usability has been going backwards and the... more »
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Firefox 3 has proper modal dialogs
It seems to have completely been missed by the Firefox 3 fanboys, but Firefox 3 supports modal dialogs, just as IE has for a long time. These are a... more »
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MyEclipse releases MyEclipse 6.5 and gives you 5 chances to win!
Genuitec has announced two major product releases: MyEclipse 6.5 and MyEclipse 6.5 Blue Edition. Both are available for immediate download and free... more »
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Java One Liner - Reading a Text File At Once
Is it a one liner, is it not?
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Why can’t website forms be more intelligent?
Why do website forms force the user to input his/her data in a very specific way? It's easier to code... but with annoying usability.
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