Introducing ScriptAndStyle.com
To maintain and grow as a designer or developer, the person must read the popular blogs, keep up with the new tools, and take as much from their web... more »
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Scraping Google SERPs with ColdFusion
This was my first attempt to combine regular expressions with cfhttp. It’s pretty handy once you get the hang to it, and it can be a very powerful... more »
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View Rendering in Java: Templates Out, Groovy Builders In
Template engines have long been the de-facto standard for rendering views in Java web development. Learn why templates are far from ideal and how... 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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In the ORM Battle, Everyone Loses
As Ted Neward aptly pointed out in his post: ORM is the Vietnam of Computer Science(credit to Justin Etheredge for reminding me of this). You need to... more »
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Is Scala Really the Next C++?
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I’ve been turning that question over in my head for a few months now. It’s really a worthy thought. At face value, it’s incredibly derogatory and... more »
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Implementation of My Java7 Wishlist
shamsm via shamsmi.blogspot.com
Last month I blogged about my java7 wishlist regarding collections. There I was redirected to a similar post by Stephen Coleourne and also introduced... more »
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GAME OVER - Java Server Faces
Hey JSF - you are FIRED!
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Multithreading in Java 7 - oh my god
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First, the MergeSort example doesn't seem to compile. Correct me, if I'm wrong, I didn't try it. Secondly, they use MergeSort as an example of how to... more »
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StrokeDB is an embeddable distributed document database written in Ruby
StrokeDB is an embeddable distributed document database written in Ruby. It is schema-free, it scales infinitely, it even tracks revisions and... more »
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The Death of the Relational Database
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The relational database is becoming increasingly less useful in a web 2.0 world. The reason for this is that, while the relational database model is... more »
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Java Free Magazine
Java Jazz Up - Free magazine for Java Programmers Java Jazz Up Team is releasing free Java Magazine every month. This free Java magazine is and can... more »
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What de-motivates programmers?
This time round I wanted to concentrate on what de-motivates programmers the most.
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Java Threads: Minimal Synchronization Techniques
Overview: This paper completes the discussion of data synchronization and thread safety by examining two related topics.
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10 Steps to Beautiful Shell Scripts
Linux gurus don’t use cut, awk, and sed when they want to replace or strip out a portion if a variable. They use parameter substitution. You can learn... more »
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Remember, This Stuff Is Supposed To Be Fun
I distinctly remember the tribulations my father went through in his career. He worked hard to achieve an MBA from a prestigious business school. The... more »
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FreeBSD: The best server OS.
I've configured and maintained over 100 UNIX-based servers over the years starting with Slackware Linux 2.0 back in 1995. Over all course of all the... more »
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NetBeans: Using Hibernate with the Java Persistence API
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One of the main features of the new Java Persistence API that was introduced with the Java EE 5 platform is that you can plug in any persistence... more »
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