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by Frank Sommers, May 7, 2008,
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Discovering security problems early in the development cycle is only the first step toward creating more secure and reliable applications, says Parasoft's Wayne Ariola in an interview with Artima. For developers to work effectively, addressing security-related coding issues must be integrated into developers' daily workflow.
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by Martin Odersky, Lex Spoon, and Bill Venners, May 6, 2008,
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In this article, which is based on Chapter 1 of the book, Programming in Scala, you'll get an overview of the Scala language and insights into its design.
by Frank Sommers, May 6, 2008,
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Re-using developer knowledge is an important concern for many enterprises. In this interview with Artima, CodeGear's Jeff Anders talks about Application Factories, a feature of the new JBuilder 2008 IDE that facilitates knowledge sharing among developers.
by Frank Sommers, May 6, 2008,
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Rich clients are more than just about user interfaces, argues Adobe's James Ward in this JavaOne 2008 interview with Artima. Rich clients are about architecture, and are also about collaboration between developers and designers.
by Frank Sommers, May 5, 2008,
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In Artima's initial interview from JavaOne 2008, Patrick Curran, Chair of the Java Community Process, shares his vision for the JCP, and discusses how artisans and engineers differ in their approach to building software and in their attitude toward standards.
by Bill Venners, March 20, 2008,
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In this interview with Artima, Terence Parr, creator of the StringTemplate template engine as well as the ANTLR parser generator, talks about the importance of separating business logic and presentation.
by Howard E. Hinnant, Bjarne Stroustrup, and Bronek Kozicki, March 10, 2008,
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Rvalue references is a small technical extension to the C++ language. Rvalue references allow programmers to avoid logically unnecessary copying and to provide perfect forwarding functions. They are primarily meant to aid in the design of higher performance and more robust libraries.
by Greg Colvin, February 8, 2008,
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Computers make life easier because they're so fast, right? Well, yes and no. Do you write efficient code? The author reveals some disconcerting inefficiencies lurking in commonly used software and development practices.
by Frank Sommers, January 10, 2008,
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In this interview with Artima, Shannon Hickey, spec lead for the Beans Binding API, JSR 295, discusses the challenges of Java data binding, and how the JSR 295 API simplifies that task.
by Frank Sommers, November 6, 2007,
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In this interview with Artima, Bill Shannon and Roberto Chinnici, spec leads for JSR 316, Java Platform, Enterprise Edition 6, discuss the key design considerations for the upcoming version of the enterprise Java specification.
by Thomas Becker, October 15, 2007,
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The author discusses how the use of generic programming in C++ can lead to conflicts with object-oriented design principles. He demonstrates how a technique known as type erasure can often be used to resolve these conflicts.
An in-depth example is presented: any_iterator, a type-safe, heterogeneous C++ iterator.
by Fedor Pikus, October 1, 2007,
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C++ is a language for writing efficient high-performance programs,
and bit manipulations are bread and butter of many such programs.
This article presents a solution to the problem of constraining bit
operations to allow only safe and legitimate ones, and turn all invalid
bit manipulations into compile-time errors.
by Matthew Wilson, September 18, 2007,
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Have your cake and eat it, too, with STL extensions. In this chapter extract from his latest book, Matthew Wilson shows you how to take full advantage of the STL Iterator abstraction, without sacrificing block-transfer efficiency of Scatter/Gather I/O memory.
by Guy Peleg, September 14, 2007,
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Object factories provide a useful abstraction for object construction. A special problem with object factories must be considered, however, when subscribing template classes with object factories. This article presents an overview of the "subscription problem" along with several solutions.
by Frank Sommers and Bill Venners, August 21, 2007,
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In this interview with Artima, Robert Dunne, principal software engineer at Paremus, discusses three levels of dynamism, and why it's most difficult to deal with "impolite" services.
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