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I finally got permission to make my Maven chapter available for download. This is an introduction to Maven which I wrote for "Professional Java Tools for Extreme Programming" through Wrox. Without further ado, you can find it here at my Sandcast site - http://www.sandcastsoftware.com/articlesandtutorials/index.html. I know that it looks a...

I finally got permission to make my Maven chapter available for download. This is an introduction to Maven which I wrote for "Professional Java Tools for Extreme Programming" through Wrox. Without further ado, you can find it here at my Sandcast site - http://www.sandcastsoftware.com/articlesandtutorials/index.html. I know that it looks a...

I finally got permission to make my Maven chapter available for download. This is an introduction to Maven which I wrote for "Professional Java Tools for Extreme Programming" through Wrox. Without further ado, you can find it here at my Sandcast site - http://www.sandcastsoftware.com/articlesandtutorials/index.html. I know that it looks a...

I finally got permission to make my Maven chapter available for download. This is an introduction to Maven which I wrote for "Professional Java Tools for Extreme Programming" through Wrox. Without further ado, you can find it here at my Sandcast site - http://www.sandcastsoftware.com/articlesandtutorials/index.html. I know that it looks a...

A new version of Trails (Java version of Ruby On Rails) has been released. Here are the notes from Chris' blog: Well, I finally have an initial stab at a Trails tutorial  together. It walks thru the basic Blog example that Rails uses. It has examples of how to do one-to-many and many-to-one relationships. It also has a section on how to do...

A new version of Trails (Java version of Ruby On Rails) has been released. Here are the notes from Chris' blog: Well, I finally have an initial stab at a Trails tutorial  together. It walks thru the basic Blog example that Rails uses. It has examples of how to do one-to-many and many-to-one relationships. It also has a section on how to do...

A new version of Trails (Java version of Ruby On Rails) has been released. Here are the notes from Chris' blog: Well, I finally have an initial stab at a Trails tutorial  together. It walks thru the basic Blog example that Rails uses. It has examples of how to do one-to-many and many-to-one relationships. It also has a section on how to do...

A new version of Trails (Java version of Ruby On Rails) has been released. Here are the notes from Chris' blog: Well, I finally have an initial stab at a Trails tutorial  together. It walks thru the basic Blog example that Rails uses. It has examples of how to do one-to-many and many-to-one relationships. It also has a section on how to do...

Wouldn't it be cool if you could tag your friends and network contacts like you can tag your delicious urls or flickr photos?

Wouldn't it be cool if you could tag your friends and network contacts like you can tag your delicious urls or flickr photos?

After seeing this article linked off of slashdot, I read through it with great interest. I'm a late-comer to using del.icio.us, and soon I will be using Flickr (once I have my new server setup), the ease with which del.icio.us lets me add a link and categorize it is extremely nice. I can certainly see the appeal of it all. One of the key issues...

After seeing this article linked off of slashdot, I read through it with great interest. I'm a late-comer to using del.icio.us, and soon I will be using Flickr (once I have my new server setup), the ease with which del.icio.us lets me add a link and categorize it is extremely nice. I can certainly see the appeal of it all. One of the key issues...

I saw this link on a mailing list that I'm on which is a perspective from the year 2014 on how Google killed the 4th estate. Now, I see this on one of my watched RSS feeds from Ranchero. So, are we going to see the rise of Google to a news agency, where multiple blogs, flickr accounts, delicious feeds, whatever are polled and aggregated into a...