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PHP - Stop including class files and use __autoload() instead
PHP added several magic methods in PHP5. __autoload(), however, isn’t one of them. But that doesn’t make it any less useful. In fact it’s one of... more »
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Concurrency and HashMap
Pavitar explains what can go wrong when using non Thread Safe Collections in a Concurrent Environment.Even the sample code to reproduce the problem is... more »
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Don't call it a static or dynamic typed language!
I don't think the use of statically typed or dynamically typed language is particularly useful or informative. I think a much better term is... more »
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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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Top 10 Reasons to Switch From Java to C#? HA!
A refute of an article on csharpcorner by Dream.In.Code blogger Martyr2
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EventMachine: Fast and Scalable Event-Driven I/O Framework
EventMachine is an event-driver framework for network and concurrent programming, based on the Reactor design pattern. InfoQ talked to EventMachine... more »
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The Origins of MVC
rick 
via insideria.com
While there has recently been an increase in the buzz regarding frameworks, design patterns, and MVC architectures, they really are not new concepts.... more »
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The Ternary Operator
Every good programmer should constantly be looking for ways to improve the look and readability of their code. One of my favorite ways to reduce... more »
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Java Performance Tuning: The Commando Pattern
The Commando Pattern provides specialized access to methods and variables to enable optimal performance in critical and non-critical sections of code.... more »
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wtop - Webserver Stats
wtop is like "top" for your webserver. How many searches or signups are happening per second? What is the response time histogram for your static... more »
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Agile and deadlines
rick via bizvprog.blogspot.com
At first glance Agile appears rather dismissive of deadlines. It certainly has a different take from 'traditional' development. The whole "features... more »
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Introducing SenCSS
SenCSS is a sensible standards CSS Framework. This means that SenCSS tries to supply standard styling for all repetitive parts of your CSS, allowing... more »
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Personal and Professional Development Through Reading
rick via blog.briandicroce.com
But please, dear reader, don’t misunderstand me on books focused entirely on technology. I’m not saying they’re not worth it, quite on the contrary.... more »
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Singleton Pattern vs. Static Classes in C#
rick via dotnetperls.com
This article covers the differences between the singleton design pattern and the static keyword on C# classes. Static classes and singletons both... more »
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Hottest Java Web Framework... Maybe Not Java?
I haven't sat down in a long time and actually tried to determine a trend in the Java web framework arena. The uncountable number of "easy to use"... more »
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Some Magical bugs in Microsoft Windows
I've never seen this bugs before . These bugs are really interesting and magical as well. Let's hope microsoft's programmers will solve these bugs... more »
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Google's GWT continues to amaze and delight
Javascript as a language misses a lot of the constructs that modern day object orientated languages have. Defining a class in Javascript is not an... more »
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How to Write Parallel Programs
rick via lindaspaces.com
This book is the raw material for a hands-on, "workshop" type course for undergraduates or graduate students in parallel programming. It can also... more »
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Agile Teams Don't Need Managers
Could the concept of self-organisation negate the need for managers?
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Using a Data Dictionary
Database applications can be made much simpler if you maintain a body of data that describes your tables. Every single programming task in a database... more »
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How Corporation Constrain Productivity
In the environment I'm working right now, everything is forbidden! You are not allowed to install, download or connect to anything at all!
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Finally, a Definition of Programming I Can Actually Understand
I believe very strongly that a blog without comments is not a blog. For me, the whole point of this blogging exercise is the many-way communication of... more »
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Has anyone noticed? JSF components are hard even when they are easy...
rick via jroller.com
Ever since I've had the experience of using ASP.Net and comparing it to JSF, I've been hoping that someone would come up with a way to improve the... more »
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Tomcat - Is This An Application Server
In this post i’ll discuss about Apache Tomcat Web Server and look in to its extent for support in J2EE Environment
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