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by Matthew Wilson, October 22, 2010,
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Yesterday, after four years of vacillation and procrastination and occasional modification, I finally got the preface of my next book, Breaking Up The Monolith: Advanced C++ Design Without Compromise, into a form with which I'm happy. Eight pages in four years; at that rate the full book will take me 150 years!
by Bruce Eckel, October 20, 2010,
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I'm not sure what's worse here: the fact that some of my data is going to go away, or the fact that I found this out almost by accident. Someone is going to get burned by this.
by Bill Venners, October 7, 2010,
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Artima has published its second book, Flex 4 Fun by Chet Haase. This book covers the graphics and animation parts of Flex 4: the fun stuff! Along the way it gives many insights and tips on how to use graphics and animation to create better users experiences.
by Bruce Eckel, October 6, 2010,
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Read Douglas Rushkoff's "Why I Left My Publisher in Order to Publish a Book" first.
by Andy Dent, September 25, 2010,
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Komodo IDE version 6 radically changed the design of one of the key aspects of what makes it an IDE, not just an editor - Projects. There have been a lot of unhappy comments from the user community. How much consultation should a company provide?
by Eric Armstrong, September 23, 2010,
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Dick Wall's talk turns out to be a treasure trove of useful tidbits, and a great introduction to Scala that whets my appetite, big time.
by Eric Armstrong, September 23, 2010,
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An overview of upcoming features in Java.
by Eric Armstrong, September 23, 2010,
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A few weeks ago, I wondered if generics were going to be the death of Java. But today, I began to wonder if Oracle might just manage to do it in a lot more quickly.
by Eric Armstrong, September 23, 2010,
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This umbrella article encompasses newsworthy items gleaned from the show, with pointers to the content pieces.
by Arash Barirani, September 15, 2010,
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JavaOne is coming up in September and I am thinking about my to-know-more-about list. I am thinking JavaFX, Executors, and performance tuning applications and tools. Somewhere in between I have to make time to lookup friends and connect with fellow programmers. I am also curious to see what's up now that Sun is Oracle.
by Michele Simionato, September 4, 2010,
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plac is much more than a command-line arguments parser. You can use it to implement interactive interpreters (both on a local machine on a remote server) as well as batch interpreters. It features a doctest-like mode, the ability to launch commands in parallel, and more. And it is easy to use too!
by Bruce Eckel, August 16, 2010,
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It's been taking forever to open-source Java. Oracle's lawsuit with Google makes me wonder if it's ever going to happen.
by Michele Simionato, July 26, 2010,
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Removing the hype around the multicore (non) revolution and some (hopefully) sensible comment about threads ad other forms of concurrency.
by Eric Armstrong, July 22, 2010,
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In which I argue that (a) Generics have done egregious harm to both the elegance and readability of the Java language and,
(b) they prove by example that static type checking is a linguistic dead-end. Are you persuaded? Do you agree? Read on...
by Jeremy Meyer, June 26, 2010,
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A closer look at how Groovy builders help with creational code in complex API's, using the Java3d API as a fun example.
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