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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Hibernate with Guice - Part I
In this Blog you will see how to add Google-Guice functionality to a Hibernate-Application. In Part I i will introduce a simple Hibernate-Application.... more »
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Windows Vista Service Pack 1 RC Refresh is publicly available. Should you install it? Depends.
As Steve notes, the latest Windows Vista Service Pack 1 RC Refresh is publicly available. We've installed the RC on all PCs at home (and of course,... more »
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Setting up a SQLEXPRESS Database for use with ASP.NET
How to get solve authentication and permissions issues when using SQLExpress and ASP.NET
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Are you inadequate?
It is easy to feel like a second rate programmer when you read programming blogs. Often I feel like topics go completely over my head when I try to... more »
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Is TIOBE Fatally Flawed?
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During a debate at work about using Haskell for a project, a coworker pointed out that Haskell is ranked #41 on the TIOBE. On further investigation,... more »
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Why Google Web Toolkit Rots Your Brain
I heard about the Google Web Toolkit a while ago and it never sat quite right in my head. “Write Java that writes Javascript? This can’t be good.”... more »
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JavaFX - Another Ajax Killer
Everyone is trying to kill Ajax. Apollo, Project Flair, Silverlight, on and on and on...but..Ajax...just...won't...die. Sun is giving it another try... more »
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BEA WebLogic to run Java sans operating system
BEA's WebLogic Server will be capable of running directly on a virtualization engine without an OS underneath. I thought this was an interesting... more »
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Simple Spreadsheet
Simple Spreadsheet is a web-based spreadsheet program written in Javascript, HTML, CSS and PHP. It features formulas, charts, numeric formats,... more »
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Alfresco creates CMS benchmark
Alfresco, along with Red Hat and MySQL, has published a white paper covering the creation of a benchmark for JCR. The paper addresses Alfresco's JCR... more »
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Discover the Ajax Toolkit Framework for Eclipse
The Ajax Toolkit Framework (ATF) is a core piece of the new Open Ajax initiative, which aims to increase accessibility to the powerful Web programming... more »
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E-mail Authentication: What? Why? How?
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Internet e-mail was conceived in a different world than we live in today. It was a small, tightly knit community, and we didn’t really have to worry... more »
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A flash SVG draw component. Integrates directly with Form input fields.
This flash component, InputDraw, enables ANY site to receive and show drawings in SVG format. It's free for non-commercial use and really ease to... more »
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A web developer’s browser
As a web developer, I do a lot of testing against different browsers and validating to W3C standards. These are the two things I spend most time doing... more »
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Ajax Mapping Widget Comparison
Application displays Google, Yahoo and Virtual Earth maps in a single application letting users see the differences in functionality.
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Another 15 years of Java
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Speaking at JBoss World in Berlin, Marc Fleury, the founder and leader of the JBoss division of Red Hat, told LinuxWorld that he was pleased that Sun... more »
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Rendering N-sided Polygons with DHTML
With this technique, convex polygons with any number of sides can be rendered, with a solid color or a background image as the fill.
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HtmlCleaner - Java HTML parser and normalizer
HtmlCleaner is open-source HTML parser written in Java. HTML found on Web is usually dirty, ill-formed and unsuitable for further processing. For any... more »
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Why Haskell?
Before diving in and starting to explain Haskell, I thought it would be good to take a moment and answer the most important question before we start: ... more »
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JavaScript Cake Tutorials and Scripts
All the goods in just one place.
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It's official: Google Web Toolkit 1.2 released
After a couple weeks of fixing all the issues our developer community has so diligently reported in the issue tracker, we are happy to announce the... more »
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GWT Designer provides visual GUI support for Google's toolkit
GWT Designer is a GUI creator that supports GWT. Use GWT Designer’s visual tools and wizards, and Java code will be generated for you. You don’t need... more »
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