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Creating JSF applications with JRuby and ActiveRecord-JDBC (Part 1)
This article introduces a new way to develop JSF applications by using JRuby to create managed beans and ActiveRecord-JDBC as ORM solution. We will... more »
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Perfect pagination style using CSS
This tutorial explains how to design a perfect pagination style using HTML and CSS for search results or more in general to split a long list of... more »
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The Road to Eclipse 4
This week at EclipseCon, there will be a kickoff for Eclipse 4. Here's some of my opinions on the future of the platform: what the focus should be and... more »
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Dynamic MapReduce in GridGain
In GridGain every aspect of executing task on the grid is dynamic by design.
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Apple’s iPhone SDK Prohibits Real Mobile Innovation
Last week Apple opened up the iPhone and introduced a software developer’s kit (SDK) to allow third parties to develop software for the iPhone. This... more »
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Wrapp a div around other div’s with float
A simple technic to wrap a div around other div with float.
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A Short History of Java
Java became a phenomenon that won hearts and minds and changed the rules of enterprise programming. The first decade of Java is a history of rapid... more »
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Spring + Terracotta Quickstart
Peter Veentjer has cooked up a nice project template that serves as a good example/starting point for exploring Terracotta and Spring.
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Effective Eclipse: Fix it, Quickly
You are in trouble, red lines are everywhere. There is no easy way out, so you just either start googling what went wrong, or start a copy&pasting... more »
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Building Better Forms
Most of the times when building forms, you will have a label either to the left or above the field that the label is associated with. Designers come... more »
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Search and Don't Replace
Earlier today a friend of mine, Marc Grabanski, pinged me with a question: What's the optimal way, in JavaScript, to convert a query string like... more »
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How to use git / github with capistrano
Deploying your git or github hosted app using capistrano.
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Tiny projects keep it new
When do we do our best work? When we’re excited about something. Excitement morphs into motivation. We do our best work when we’re motivated. A great... more »
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Integrating JavaRebel with Spring
We have started working on integrating JavaRebel with the Spring Framework. First we are concentrating on annotation based configuration and then see... more »
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Spring Web Flow 2.0 M4 - Feedback Requested
The Web Flow team has been working hard on Web Flow 2. We just reached our 4th milestone and will enter release candidate status as early as next... more »
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9 Essential Rails Tips
Over the course of the years, we have come discovered some pretty basic things you better not forget before you go live. They are split into sections... more »
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Testing controller actions inside ASP.Net MVC
The techniques and information here were not all thought up by me. I got a lot of this from Scott Hanselman's screencasts, and at looking at other... more »
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Deploying Grails - Things I learned from Feedlr
When I was about to deploy Feedlr on my VPS server there wasn’t much information about the deployment of Grails out there. I know that deploying a... more »
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Generating JVM bytecode
If you've been wondering where the useful code snippets and hints have been hiding the last few months, the good news is they're back in this post.... more »
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JSF Visual Web JavaServer Faces in NetBeans Tutorial
I recently started working with JSF for more than simply messing around with the components. In performing this work I have found that some of the... more »
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Captcha for JSF - Now with JCaptcha and RichFaces
Tutorial how to implement Captcha with JCaptcha, JSF, RichFaces and Facelets.
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Tibco Interview Questions FAQs Tibco Business Works Interview Questions
Collection of Tibco Interview Questions FAQs Tibco Business Works Interview Questions .
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Ant vs Maven - Round 2
Alright so now i need to programmatically generate files to include in the WEB-INF directory along other static files.
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Introduction to Scala — the interpreter
Scala is a strongly typed hybrid functional/object-oriented language that can be both interpreted and also compiled into byte-code and run on top of a... more »
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Parleys.com: My new favourite site (e-learning resource)
For the past few months, I've been spending most of my lunch breaks viewing the plethora of content available on Parleys. I first heard about Parleys... more »
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