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March 12, 2010

Oracle Java and PRINCE2. Looking already at SOA and ITIL, I started reading up on other project lifecycle standards popular in the United Kingdom. PRINCE2 (PRojects In Controlled Environments) methodology naturally was the one that caught my attention. I'm not going t...

March 12, 2010

Scala Recognition Continues to Grow. Two years ago, a java.net poll asked Have you tried Scala? At that time, 38% of respondants had no idea what Scala was. This past week's java.net poll suggests that recognition of Scala has grown considerably in the past two years. A total of...

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July 23, 2009

2009 Java Rock Stars

category: Java Technology

Here's a reprise of the interviews we did with Java Rock Stars during the 2009 JavaOne Conference

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SPARC processor delivers 90 MIPS @100MHz

category: Java Technology

Atmel Corp. has developed a new processor designed for the extreme conditions of space applications. The AT697F radiation-hardened SPARC processor delivers 90...

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Do you complain Sun is not open enough? Have a look to NetDEV for NetBeans

category: Java Technology

I seldom post just to link to others' posts without further comments, but this is a very important step forward for the NetBeans Community. Have a look at Toni's post for learning about NetDEV.

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Atmosphere 0.3 Released

category: Java Technology

Atmosphere 0.3 released with support for Scala, Clustering, Injections, Grails Support, Cometd/Bayeux Protocol, many performance improvements, and many new extension points!!

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Applying JSR 257 and NFC for Close-Range Bluetooth Communication

category: Java Technology

The java.net Mobile and Embedded Community pointed out an interesting new article by Bruce Hopkins, "Faster Data Transfer With Bluetooth and Contactless Communication"... Also: Java Today: Faster Data Transfer With Bluetooth and Contactless Communica...

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Fabien Duminy: LSM 2009 : Open Source Development : A view from the trenches (Jajuk)

category: Developers

For the LSM 2009, I attended to the presentation titled Open Source Development : A view from the trenches (Jajuk) Bertrand Florat speaks about its experience with management of the Jajuk open source project, a Jukebox developed in Java with a Swing...

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