iPhone DZone: Fresh Links On Your iPhone by matt on 7/5/08
Reading DZone on your iPhone just got a little bit easier. Visit http://dzone.com/iphone from your iPhone to try out our beta iPhone support. You can view stories, filter by tags, and login. We'd appreciate your feedback at feedback@dzone.com.
Announcing... PoolParty! An Open Source tool for managing EC2 clusters
PoolParty is an open source tool that automates deployment, monitoring, and load balancing of EC2 instances.
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Becoming a Jedi - Part 2 of N
The next episode of Becoming a Jedi is now live and covers code cleanup. Specifically I look at quick fixes, context actions, safe delete, and... more »
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Ethics of AI - Legal Rights
rick 
via flickspin.com
The hunt for Artificial Intelligence (AI) has ethical problems that are inherent in technological progression. AI also open up a variety of other... more »
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Don't Use ExtJS
A former user of ExtJS suggesting not to use ExtJS because of licensing issues
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Ordering directories by creation date using LINQ
How to use LINQ to order directories by creation date, pretty neat piece of code
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Bullet-proof cookies? Why bother?
This post was on the front-page of dzone today: Bullet Proof Cookies. Did anyone actually read the article? This shows a horrible way to use cookies.... more »
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Prototype JavaScript framework: An Interview with Sergio Pereira
bloid via prototypejs.org
Last week, we launched a Prototype Linkedin group, which, as of this writing, has more than 300 members. This was the occasion to get back in touch... more »
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Dynamically Build LINQ Queries Using Reflection
I was recently working on a project where there was an option to export data from the database. The export function simply exported 2 hard-coded... more »
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25 Beautifully Colorful Websites - Part 2
A collect of 25 colorful websites for design inspiration.
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This Week in Ruby (May 12, 2008)
Highlights from the Ruby, Rails and Merb communities.
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Reading EXIF data with Javascript
A small Javascript library capable of reading EXIF information data from JPEG image files.
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Java SwingBuilder: latest updates on binding, SwingWorker and validations
Latest updates on bean binding, SwingWorker integration for long running methods and bean validations. Java SwingBuilder is an attempt to bring... more »
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Bad concurrency advice: interned Strings
I just read Thread Signaling from Jacob Jenkov. But it has one fatal flaw: it uses a literal java.lang.String for coordinating between threads. Why is... more »
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Vertical and Horizontal Clustering with ColdFusion
dan via alagad.com
Clustering in particular with ColdFusion and JRun can get fairly complicated pretty fast and I urge all who are going to embark on clustering to plan... more »
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Hibernate: Understanding Lazy Fetching
When working with Hibernate, it is *critical* to understand lazy associations, as they can be your best friend, but if you don't treat them right,... more »
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The NetBeans Ruby IDE: You Thought Rails Development Was Fun Before
bloid via blogs.sun.com
One of the powerful features added to the NetBeans IDE 6 was support for Ruby, JRuby, and Ruby on Rails. The Ruby programming language has become... more »
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5 great ways to take advantage of JavaOne
I'm in San Francisco where JavaOne is now halfway complete. This is my first time at the largest programming conference, and I have learned what... more »
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The State of Enterprise Architecture
As organizations continue to grow their IT investments (bought, borrowed, or built) and concepts like Business Process Management (BPM) and Service... more »
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Federal Circuit To Hear Case That Could Stem Software Patents Tomorrow
bloid via news.dzone.com
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit en banc will hear oral arguments Thursday in the Bilski case, which, if their honors get to feeling... more »
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Live From JavaOne
Brennan Spies gives a run down of the first day of JavaOne.
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Symfony 1.1.0 RC1 is out
As promised, we end today the beta releases cycle of symfony 1.1, with the publication of the first release candidate version (RC1). No new feature... more »
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Web 3.0 alias Java 6 updated N + JavaFX Desktop profile anounced
bloid via adam-bien.com
With Java update 10 and later + JavaFX Desktop profile it is possible to run REAL applications (lets call them applets) out of process in the browser.... more »
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FizzBuzz => BizzBuzz. Can you actually code?
Why FizzBuzz should be changed to BizzBuzz!
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Accessing data using Language Integrated Query (LINQ) in ASP.NET WebPages – Part 2
Using declarative markup, you can create a LinqDataSource control that connects to data from a SQL database table, and configure it to handle... more »
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Parallelism with Fork/Join in Java 7
Learn how to exploit fine-grained parallelism using the fork-join framework coming in Java 7
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