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May 15, 2009
category: Java Technology
A simple variant of the halting problem in java.
The simplest introduction to Turing and Godel for java developers.
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category: Java Technology
Published three new JRuby/GlassFish production deployment stories
in as many days: Who ? Recipe Why GlassFish ? JRuby
+ Rails + GlassFish v2 + MySQL + Apache Web Server + memcached The
GlassFish processes have been among the most stable of our deplo...
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category: Java Technology
Project Onyx aims to provide blueprints for adding animation to Swing applications using the Trident animation engine.
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category: Java Technology
Just posted a new article about Continuous Integration and Build Automation on InfoQ, that I wrote in collaboration with my mates at Atlassian: An effective Continuous Integration environment can save your team time, money and even existential angst....
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category: Java Technology
In this blog, I'll go over the new facility for Ajax events and errors in JSF 2.
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category: Java Technology
A quick glance at the results of last week's java.net poll might make you think the java.net community has a clear opinion about the future of JavaFX... Also:
Java Today: OpenJDK Governance Board's Life is Extended Despite Lack of Delivery, Spring Bl...
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category: Developers
I like unit tests - but running them can be painful. Commit-validation tests
which bring up UI are obviously annoying, but even simple unit tests that
get in the way. Does this look familiar?
The above menubar should look familiar to anyone on a...
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category: Developers
I know, sounds familiar and makes almost no news anymore, but I thought I would blog on this anyway, as I just finished implementing an SDL peer for Cacio.
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category: Developers
Today the flights and hotels have finally been booked. Man, that was an oddysee. Seems like nothing that I do is easy and straightforward. Except maybe Java2D pipelines. (If you think Java2D pipelines are NOT easy and straightforward, you should see...
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category: Java Technology
This case study is the forth of an 8-part blog series about why so many developers adopt continuous integration, and originally published on the Atlassian blogs.
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