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December 12, 2008
category: Java Technology
Come for the M3DDs, stay for the LWUIT! Also:
Java Today: Post-M3DD LWUIT tutorial, Grizzly 1.9, and JavaFX Media Lead Engineer interviewed
java.net Poll: What do you think of Java 7's "Project Jigsaw" plan to modularize the JDK?
Weblogs: RIAs at De...
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category: Developers
Eleven leading Java developers -- from Joshua Bloch to Tor Norbye to Chet Haase -- offer advice to students about how to become better developers.
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category: Developers
Sun software engineering manager Masood Mortazavi reflects on the meaning of technology, the pitfalls of virtual reality, the nature of open-source movements, and more.
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category: Developers
After many weeks of labor, my software engineering class is ready to deliver our BlackBerry project to Cinequest, the organizers of the San Jose Film Festival. Moviegoers will be able to check the schedule on their Blackberry devices, see when their...
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category: Developers
With JavaFX 1.0 out of the way, it seems like the Java 7 train has started moving again.
Concurrency plans posted by Doug Lea. Two points of interest are that the parallel collections API is probably not going to get included (but the core fork-join...
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category: Developers
After
waiting 33 days
to receive word on our app,
Peeps, we've got a reply:
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category: Developers
The new world records are in the area of SPECint_rate, SPECompL2001, and SPECompM2001, and the benchmarks are with the OpenSolaris 2008.05 OS and Sun Studio Express 11/08 compilers. Read more about the Sun x64 servers too.
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category: Developers
SDN Deep Dive host Ed Ort is joined by Ikroop Dhillon, product marketing manager for Sun Studio, to discuss what's new with the latest version of this popular C/C++/Fortran development environment.
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