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By bloid
via stuffthathappens.com
Published: Dec 02 2007 / 15:45
Remember the good ol’ days when Java Developer’s Journal was an actual printed magazine? Wow, have things ever changed at “The World’s Leading Java Resource”
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Introducing Twine: String Management for iOS, Mac OS X, and Android Development
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InfoQ: Microsoft Details Windows 8 for ARM
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Enabling SAML2 SSO for web apps deployed on Tomcat with WSO2 Identity Server IdP
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Interactive Word Clouds in D3.js
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What’s new in WCF 4.5? Automatic HTTPS endpoint for IIS
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Fluent Assertions with FEST (bye bye Hamcrest!)
Comments
mostlyharmless replied ago:
Its not just JDJ these days...
fancyfootwork replied ago:
Guess you've never heard of Adblock Plus for Firefox.
I'm not defending that horribly designed site, just pointing out that ads can be canned.
dlorde replied ago:
It's not just the ads, most of which can be blocked, it's just such an unattractive site, tiny fonts, poor layout, dull color scheme, etc.
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willcode4beer replied ago:
Even worse, the quality of the content has been declining over the years (both print and online).
The worst pain is when Dr Dobbs started declining. It used to be a great magazine for developers. Now, its just more trash and hype like all the rest of the rags.
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