Ideas for testing Zend Framework apps
Jani Hartikainen provides are some ideas he was thinking of for making testing Zend Framework (and Doctrine) based apps nice and easy.
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Building Load Resilient Web Servers
One of the bigger challenges with deploying dynamic web servers is being able to cope with load peaks that happen when the URL is communicated to... more »
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RubyKaigi 2008: Standardization, 1.9 Roadmap
News from RubyKaigi2008—the Japanese Ruby conference held at Tsukuba from June 20 through 22—concerning the planned Ruby standardization, the Ruby 1.9... more »
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RubyKaigi 2008: Interview With Ruby Creator Yukihiro "Matz" Matsumoto
The annual RubyKaigi conference took place from June 20 through 22 at Tsukuba, Japan. The first day held a discussion between Ruby's father Yukihiro... more »
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Why I’m Not a Fan of Java’s Auto-Unboxing
Starting with Java 1.5, the Java compiler started automatically taking care of converting boxed versions of primitive types into primitive types where... more »
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Perl embedding woes
While developing server side components that enables providing Web services using Perl bumped into a brick wall. First the requirement is when a... more »
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PostgreSQL Gets Religion About Replication
The PostgreSQL community is getting really serious about replication. On Thursday May 29th, Tom Lane issued a manifesto concerning databas replication... more »
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JavaFX Innovations: Inline Examples and Screenshots
One of the innovations in the JavaFX toolchain is our new javafxdoc tool. Rather than producing a set of html files like regular 'javadoc' does, we... more »
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Managing Database Changes in Django
Managing database changes in a team environment working on a django project can be complicated. I would imagine that there is no one size fits all... more »
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Smarter Auto-Linking
If your web application accepts content or input from your users, it’s nice to be able to display it in a useful format back to them. For example,... more »
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My First Objective-C Cocoa Code - “String Between”
I needed a string searching method in Objective-C for a little app I'm writing that searched a string and found substrings in-between two other... more »
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Pex - Automated Exploratory Testing for .NET
Pex is a tool being developed by Microsoft Research which has the potential to dramatically improve the quality of software testing while requiring... more »
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Easily Add Blogging To Your Servlet Container and/or Application
jwaBlogger makes adding a simple blogger to your Java based site extremely easy. You can either rework the CSS to customize the look and feel of... more »
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Java Products BUT PHP based website ?
It has definitely ticked me off, what's so wrong with j2ee technologies, to run a even simple website. Everyone knows that JSP is far superior... more »
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Half a Year in Review - The Top Ten Ruby and Rails Happenings in '08
robertdempsey 
via rorblog.techcfl.com
The top 10 happenings in the Ruby and Rails worlds for the first half of 2008. Post a comment if we missed anything.
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Lambda Associates Home Page
ksh2dzone via lambdassociates.org
Lisp for the C21!
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Google gives away free Web application security scanner
Google has released for free one of its internal tools used for testing the security of Web-based applications. Ratproxy, released under an Apache 2.0... more »
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Fast prototyping and sketching with Pencil
Duong Thanh An, has just released Pencil, a simple and efficient open source tool to create user interface prototypes with native Windows and Linux... more »
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Running C and Python Code on The Web
Last week, Scott Petersen from Adobe gave a talk at Mozilla on a toolchain he’s been creating—soon to be open-sourced—that allows C code to be... more »
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End of iteration demonstrations - The agile practice you probably aren't practicing
Do you bleed agile? You may scrum, practice 14/21 day iterations, etc., but do you regularly demonstrate the end result of a iteration to the... more »
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Getting Further with Spring RCP
In Getting Started with Spring RCP, the initial stages of working with Spring RCP were covered—from setting up a project, to creating views,... more »
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Everyday monads
Abstraction is the bread and butter of our trade, right? The problem is that when you abstract too much, you don't always know where you came from and... more »
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Distributed Software Development Explained
Distributed Software Development introduces a huge new world of possibilities on top of well-known SCM best practices
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From Java to ActionScript 3 - Part 1
Impressions from a Java developer using ActionScript 3.
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PHP calculator
This is a very interesting tutorial if you would like to build your own calculator written in PHP. It guides you through all the steps and it is very... more »
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