Quartz Scheduled Jobs
An updated guide to integrating Quartz into j2ee applications
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IronPython and the Entity Framework Part 5.0 – Concluded
This is the final part of the series on using IronPython together with the Entity Framework.
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Ruby in Steel 1.5 Leaves 'Iron' Age Behind
The newest version of Ruby in Steel, a Microsoft Visual Studio-based IDE for Ruby on Rails, is now available from SapphireSteel Software. The new 1.5... more »
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What Developers Need to Know About Agile
A lot of agile literature is written for managment and driven by consultants. Very little focuses on the impacts agile (especially Scrum) has on... more »
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What Developers Need to Know About Agile
Agile is mostly driven driven by managment and consultants, seldom bottom up by developers. Some developes are suprised about agile and don’t know how... more »
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Dual Boot Ubuntu and Windows 7 in Easy Steps
I recently read articles related to this topic but many were failure. so i thought of this article which is successful one . It is applied when Ubuntu... more »
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So you want Distributed, Scalable and Highly Available Cache?
So you want Distributed, Scalable and Highly Available Cache? If yes, then this is the right place for you. The Terracotta Ehcache release has these... more »
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Design Patterns Uncovered: The Adapter Pattern
Continuing our series of articles, taking each design pattern one by one, we move onto the Adapter pattern. This pattern is used a lot in Eclipse,... more »
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Why Agile Development Must Be Driven from the Top: 5 Reasons
Agile development is often initiated by the development team itself. Whilst they may find some good advantages, the most profound benefits of agile... more »
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Ant 1.8 Scanning Leaves 1.7.1 in the Dust
With more than 275 fixed Bugzilla issues, Ant 1.8 flaunts some new performance improvements. A large directory scan, which would have taken 14... more »
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Using Codesion as a hosted subversion platform
Adam Leggett talks about how he has been using Codesion for their hosted subversion service.
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Grails: It Just Makes Sense
Why do individuals and companies still say things like “We can't use Grails because we are a Java shop”? Do “Java shops” use Spring? Spring beans can... more »
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Daily Dose - Google Seeks Chrome Patents
Google is taking steps to acquire patents related to its Chrome browser technology. The company also got an endorsement for its Nexus One phone from... more »
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Analysing memory problems with Android
Step by step how-to on how to analyse Out Of Memory problems on Android. Includes lessons learned/tips.
HUGE : Google To Launch Twitter Like Features In GMail by This Week End?
This could be some thing big. Google is believed to be working on some killer social feature for GMail. This new feature could be out as early as this... more »
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Clojure: Towards The Essence of Programming
I had a terrific time spreading the word about Clojure tonight, followed by some fun and spirited discussions over dinner. People are intrigued by... more »
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Oracle apologizes about kenai.com
Oracle apologizes for its communication about kenai.com's future by saying that the future of kenai projects are secure at java.net
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10 Brilliant CSS3 and jQuery Examples
This post is all about CSS3 and Javascript. With all the new features that come with CSS3, there are whole lot of animation possibilites that can't be... more »
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Visualize Tellurium UI Module at Runtime
Have you ever thought of seeing the actual UIs on the web page under testing? Tellurium 0.7.0 added a cool feature to show this visual effect. The... more »
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Verbosity is not Java's fault
One of Java's most heard flaws (verbosity) isn't really tied to the language - it is rooted in a more deeply source: it comes from the way we use it.
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CSS Tidy Up - Tidy up all your css online or offline
This app does extractly what it named. You throw in a mess up, non-formatted CSS, choose a format you want and click "Do the magic" button. It will... more »
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Release candidate for Visual Studio 2010 Released
Today Microsoft has released Visual Studio 2010 (VS 2010) RC for MSDN Subscriber. It will be available for the General people on RC on 10th... more »
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Terracotta and Eucalyptus Forge Alliance
Today, Terracotta and Eucalyptus are announcing a partnership in which the two open source companies will provide tighter integration between... more »
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Flash 10 versus JS / HTML5: The Tour Guide
I have seen an enormous amount of uninformed speculation regarding what the Flash and JS/HTML5 platforms are each capable of as of right now(February... more »
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HTML5 is not about the death of Flash, but the return of browser innovation
My previous post on the Flash controversy brought up some interesting comments that I thought warranted further discussion. A number of bloggers have... more »
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