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Enterprise Zone
(10/22/09)
Mixing .NET and Java technologies with web services is often easy, but for many tasks web services are not the solution for Java/.NET interoperability.
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(09/30/09)
Manual testing is the best choice for finding bugs related to the underlying business logic of your application. Find out why.
(09/23/09)
Get a down-to-earth definition of real-time systems and their associated concepts from two of Sun's Java real-time programming experts.
(09/22/09)
As a developer, you presumably spend much of your time working in a code editor—so you owe it to yourself to explore what a truly full-featured editor can offer.
(09/04/09)
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 has a very flexible infrastructure that lets you extend the out-of-the-box behavior to meet ever-changing organizational business needs.
Even though chip clock speed has stopped its year-by-year improvement, today's multicore chips can provide dramatic improvements in application performance-but you have to alter your code to take advantage of their power. Find out what you can do to gain multicore performance.
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(09/02/09)
A dormant giant gets a new lease on life as a .NET-compatible development environment.
(08/28/09)
When the built-in WCF encoders don't meet your needs, follow this example to create a custom encoderand just plug it in!
(08/21/09)
The Hessian binary web service protocol is a powerful and easy-to-use alternative to RMI, XML/SOAP, and REST/JSON for remote communication. Learn how to integrate Spring and Hessian and then create Hessian components as simple Java objects.
(08/06/09)
Danny Kalev asks Bjarne the hard questions about concepts and C++'s future.
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You can impart knowledge, but not experience; all experts are self-taught.
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Past Blog Posts:
You Cant Teach Expertise
Over the past several weeks, I've had the obligatory parental experience of teaching a teenager to drive. This can be a nerve-wracking process as the new driver learns the mechanics of controlling the car: steering, using the pedals, shifting gears,...
What If Oracle OpenWorld Did Swallow JavaOne?
Does Oracle's acquisition of Sun mean a merger of their flagship conferences, Oracle OpenWorld and Sun's JavaOne, into a single co-located show? For Java developers, feeling like second-class citizens would be an unavoidable consequence.
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