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We’re official!
Kirill Grouchnikov 
via blog.mozilla.com
The Firefox community is the proud new owner of a Guinness World Record — each and every one of you! Mozilla today received confirmation from... more »
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Joel Spolsky on Bill Gates as a Leader
When I graduated from college, in 1991, I started working for Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) on the Excel team. My title was program manager. I was supposed... more »
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Design Patterns Reconsidered
This talk has two parts. In the first, we look at what patterns are, why some people criticize design patterns, and why these criticisms do not... more »
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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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Dependency Injection - 3 Questions!
Normally the reason why I write blogs is to inform other people about interesting things I found or I am thinking about. Today I will ask some... more »
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But It Works On My Machine...
What happens when we run main()in the code snippet below? Of course, the erudite, tech-savvy Java people can answer that in a heartbeat. In Effective... more »
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Coding Horror: The Ultimate Code Kata
Great engineers practice constantly. As good as they are, they still practice. They have all sorts of ways of doing it, and this essay will cover a... more »
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8 Million Downloads: A Record? (cartoon)
The uptake on Firefox 3 was certainly swift, but...
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Java developers should learn Ruby
Okay, it doesn't have to be Ruby. Pick some other language. Pick Erlang, or even JavaScript. It doesn't matter really matter, as long as it's... more »
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Performance Testing Tip: Start From The End
My simple tip is to start from the end. The first thing you should do is to design the report that you want when the effort is complete.
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Stateful Web Applications that Scale Like Stateless Ones
Within every innocent web application lies a sleeping monster. If successful, your application will outgrow its single-machine architecture. The adult... more »
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Corporate IT sucks
An opinionated blog post about why it sucks to work in the IT department of corporate America (gag). I have to agree.
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Java 5 Function Object Awesomeness
rick via hamletdarcy.blogspot.com
You don't see a lot of blog posts about how great function objects are in Java. It's pretty popular to hate on Java in this area. You're not really a... more »
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Distributed Ehcache with Terracotta
A how-to guide on clustering Ehcache with Terracotta.
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Vista's big problem: 92 percent of developers ignoring it
rick via news.cnet.com
And to think Microsoft used to be popular with the developer crowd...
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Collected bits about Spring 3.0
Nils Wlok blogs about the major theme and changes that are expected to be incorporated in the upcoming release of the Spring framework version 3.0,... more »
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Ten Commandments of Egoless Programming
rick via articles.techrepublic.com.com
In a team-based development environment, egoless programming is a necessity. Download our Ten Commandments in tablet format as a reminder to keep your... more »
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Gmail Architecture Part 1
Gmail is the best web application I have ever seen. Simple implementation, Ajax, Chat, Status Messages, Fast Mail retrieval, live updating and its... more »
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The Flawed Theory Behind Unit Testing
rick via michaelfeathers.typepad.com
There is one argument about unit testing which really bugs me because it rests on a flawed theory about testing and quality and sadly, it’s an... more »
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Mac screencast recording choices
I’ve been mulling over doing a screencast so I made a small survey looking for the best choices for Mac screencast apps. This is not a review since I... more »
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Microsoft Interview Question : How to remove loop from a Linked List in O(n) time and using 2 extra pointers
Code Snippet for removing a loop from a linked list in O(n) time and using only 2 extra pointers. This was wasked during my friends Microsoft... more »
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How My Microsoft Loyalty Is Degrading
rick via home.jondavis.net:880
Lately over the last year or two I've been suffering from malcontent, and I've lost that Microsoft spirit. I'm trying to figure out why. What went... more »
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Beyond Reflection
Consider this problem: Write a program that takes a fully qualified Java class name as input. The program should call its no-arg constructor and... more »
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Please Give Us Your Email Password
A number of people whose opinions I greatly respect have turned me on to Yelp over the last six months or so. Yelp is a community review site, and a... more »
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Java Code for Google Interview Question : Product of other Elements in an Array in O(n)
There is an array A[N+1] of N integers. You have to compose an array Output[N+1] such that Output[i] will be equal to the productof all the elements... more »
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