The ascent of scripting languages
When you say “scripting language” these days, most programmers think of Perl, Python, Ruby, PHP, ASP, or JavaScript. But the history of scripting... more »
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Say “Hello World!” Without Main Method in Java
A. Cetin CAVDAR 
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Can you print out “Hello World!” without writing a main method in Java? Think for a while. Yes, you’re right. It can be possible using “static... more »
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Search Java Swing tutorial, guide and javadoc from your browser "quick search" field
This search engine for Swing and java2D index the following sites... more »
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The Rabbit Will Die in Java
bloid via iam.unibe.ch
For those unfamiliar with Dwemthy’s Array, it is a Ruby meta-programming example that is along the lines of a text-based game. The game has been put... more »
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Write A Struts 2 Action Class In 5 Minutes Using Annotation
Volume4 via css.dzone.com
This tutorial is a continuation of Setup web application using spring Struts 2 and Maven with Eclipse 3.3. The project structure is as shown in the... more »
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Twenty minutes with Hibernate Search; A Cheesy Example
puredanger via mikedesjardins.us
In this example, I provide a live, online interactive search of an online cheese database, and you can download the example.
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Ruby's Open Classes - Or: How Not To Patch Like A Monkey
Ruby's Open Classes are powerful - but can easily be misused. This article looks at how to minimize the risk of opening classes, alternatives, and how... more »
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Full-Text Search on SQLite
bloid via blog.michaeltrier.com
Although some people may be aware that SQLite supports Full-Text Search (FTS) I would guess that not many have much experience with getting it setup... more »
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Scrumaholics Anonymous!
My name is Kelly. And I'm a Scrumaholic.
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Bill Gates’ last day at Microsoft (video)
Posted on June 6th, 2008 by Joggee A video spoof shown during the CES 2008 keynote by Bill Gates about his last full day at Microsoft in July... more »
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Look Out Oracle: MapReduce Might Be Able To Do JOINs
Apologies for the esoteric post, folks... but this is kind of important... Two folks from Yahoo, plus two folks from UCLA, have just released a paper... more »
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Luke and Darth talk past each other on language debate
I witnessed yet another “dynamic vs. static” argument between a couple of developers today. The age old debate just keeps on going.
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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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Party Of One: Develop
As mentioned in the introduction entry, every one-man hobby open source project has three main parts - development, maintenance and promotion. Today,... more »
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Return of the Jetty (embedded OSGi Server)
This post builds on the project created in my last post, Open Your Eyes to OSGi, in which we created a simple OSGi project using Eclipse Equinox. In... more »
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How To Add a MouseDoubleClick Event To Any WPF Control
I needed to implement a MouseDoubleClick Event on a WPF Grid. I said Ha, easy but as i went on to implement it i realized that the Grid has no... more »
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Session variables without cookies
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So I've made a small script that let you use JavaScript session variables without using cookies. It will let you store 2 MB of data, with much less... more »
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Refactoring Ugly Groovy Code
A few weeks ago I was writing a method in Groovy that needed to return three different results, two strings and one array. As I was writing it, I said... more »
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ASP.NET MVC - Living in a Web Forms World
When developing ASP.NET MVC applications, most examples or sites have shown you starting from complete scratch. This is all and well if you have... more »
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Customizing Eclipse With Pulse
Now that you know how to use Pulse to get a copy of the classic Eclipse SDK installed, I'm going to walk you through customizing my install by adding... more »
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Multiple File Upload with Ruby on Rails and file_column
I just found a multiple file upload script here, and a rewrite for the use with the nice file_column plugin. There was a conflict with the mootools... more »
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Hans's swan song
Sun loses another senior developer and the Swing team lose another to Abobe Flex.
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Exception Handling - Do's and Dont's
Exceptions provide a consistent mechanism for identifying and responding to error conditions. Effective exception handling will make code more robust... more »
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JCalendar new features in JComponentPack 1.1.0
1. New property to control the action click count 2. New client property to control the "today” button action behavior 3. JCalendar works with... more »
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