Book Review: Oracle 10g/11g Data and Database Management Utilities
This book should be on the shelf of all Oracle Database professionals. It covers all of the Oracle 10g/11g utilities. A must have in my opinion.
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Stretching Stripes: One Parameter, Endless Possibilities
I wrote an article for PragPub magazine, which is published in the November issue. It talks about the awesome power of the Stripes extension... more »
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Code Craft: The Practive Of Writing Excellent Code
Review of this book that tells you how to produce bug-less code and work in a team.
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Agile Methods are Disruptive
What does agile methods and disruptive technologies have in common? They might have more to do with each other than you first think. A successful... more »
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The Definitive Guide to Terracotta: Cluster the JVM for Spring, Hibernate and POJO Scalability
This book covers many topics with Terracotta Clustering and Grid Computing for server side, along with concrete theory and a good amount of code with... more »
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Domain-Specific Modeling
Domain-specific modeling (DSM) is an approach articulated around three elements: a specific modeling language, code generation and a domain framework.... more »
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Non-programming books for Programmers
I started this blog as an outlet for the neglected parts of my brain not devoted to technology - a place to write about books, sociology, economics,... more »
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Making a book on 7 languages in 7 weeks
I’ve signed up to write a book for the Pragmatic Press called Seven Languages in Seven Weeks. The languages are set now. They are: * Ruby ... more »
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Review for Spring Web Flow 2 Web Development by Erik Weibust
Read this review for Spring Web Flow 2 Web Development written by Erik Weibust on JavaBooks.org
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Book Review: Modular Java
Are you looking for a fun-to-read introduction to OSGi? Do you want to know what all the fuss about Spring is all about - well this book is just what... more »
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Choosing a Web CMS
Confused about which Web CMS to use? Here's a tutorial which will help you examine which CMS could be right for you. It can help you perform... more »
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PHP Team Development
This is a review of the PHP Team Development book. If you are looking to put some more structure in your development process and either are in a... more »
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7 Lessons for Software Developers from Heinlein
Robert Heinlein wasn't really a programmer, of course. But in his writing career he said or wrote several things (in his own voice or that of a... more »
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Choosing an Open Source CMS: Beginner's Guide
Are you sure you have chosen the right CMS? Are you overwhelmed by the many Open Source CMSs available online? Each of these CMSs has its unique... more »
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The Art of Unit Testing review
The Art of Unit Testing: with Examples in .NET is a very complete book on the testing paradigm, which guides the naive developer from the start of his... more »
Designing Web Interfaces: Principles and Patterns for Rich Interactions
"Designing Web Interfaces" is a gorgeous book containing a gold mine for anyone designing web based applications, and I highly recommend it. It’s not... more »
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Review for Mule in Action by Rick Wagner
Read this review for Mule in Action written by Rick Wagner on JavaBooks.org
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Switching to the Mac: The Missing Manual
Overall, "Switching to the Mac" is an excellent book. I found it to be a great reference whenever I couldn’t figure out how to do something the Mac... more »
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31 Days of Refactoring eBook
Back in August I did the 31 Days of Refactoring blog series. Fellow LosTechies as well as other community members urged me to convert the series into... more »
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Dive Into Python was listed on Amazon (for money)!
Recently, someone did the unthinkable: they published their own version of Dive Into Python and got it listed on Amazon.com. This apparently caused a... more »
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All The Developer’s Books You Ever Wanted
Here is a big list of downloadable, programming related, books in PDF format for your everyday reference and advice. We tried to cover as many as we... more »
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Review for Open Source SOA by Rick Wagner
Read this review for Open Source SOA written by Rick Wagner on JavaBooks.org
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Win WordPress Books!!!
Create unique and beautiful WordPress themes and build powerful plugins for your blog or be amongst the first few lucky ones to get their hands on the... more »
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The Interview With The Programmer
That's why I'm normally not a huge fan of interview books, because interviews take an enormous amount of time and an enormous amount of legitimate,... more »
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The Art of Unit Testing
The book is called The Art of Unit Testing, but it's really about the craft. It's a practical, soup-to-nuts guide to implementing effective unit... more »
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