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Peer Code Reviews Made Easy with Eclipse Plug-In

ode reviews are possibility the single most efficient way to reduce defects and improve code quality. Simply put, code reviews involve manually inspecting source code for defects, often using a

Traverse All the Nodes of a DOM Tree

This is just a litle method that illustrates how to get the minimum of information from all nodes of a DOM tree. The key of this method is the “old-school”

Formatting Floating Point Numbers

ontrolling the number of fractional digits after the decimal point is a common requirement in various application domains?including dialog boxes, relational databases, financial applications, SMS messages, and when processing data

Reaching the Mobile Market with SMS.ac and xPML

he last five years has seen a revolution in mobile application development as carriers around the globe have embraced developers in an effort to raise the average revenue per subscriber

Take Control of Class Loading in Java

ava’s class loading framework is powerful and flexible. It allows applications to access class libraries without linking to static “include” files. Instead, it loads archive files containing library classes and

Entering Dates in Different Formats

Suppose you are developing a Web page which contains a text field in which a user can enter a date. The problem is that in different parts of the world

Fetching Even and Odd Records in Oracle

This tip will help you understand how to apply the mod function and use it to obtain even and odd records from columns in Oracle. You basically want to retrieve

Dig Deep into Python Internals, Part 2

his article is the second in a two-part series that digs deep to explore the fascinating new-style Python object model, which was introduced in Python 2.2 and improved in 2.3

Firing Focused JButtons with the ENTER Key

Most users of GUI software know they can move the focus from one control to another by pressing the tab key. There is usually some visual cue to let them

Real-world Reflection in .NET

he .NET platform supports a number of seemingly esoteric programming techniques, such as reflection, dynamic loading, late binding, and custom attributes. At first glance these topics may appear to be

Product Review: SlickEdit v11

lickEdit’s latest editor (version 11) provides new features such as code templates, comment auto-generation, Regex evaluator etc. This article provides an overview of how SlickEdit’s features function in the context

Use BigDecimal Instead of Double Data Type

In certain situations, you need to show the exact decimal values. If you use the double data type, you need to truncate the decimal values. To avoid truncation while obtaining

Making Complex Arrays

Sometimes you need a vector or list of associations. An association is a pair of values that has some link in the problem model. For example, a student and grade

Security in the CLR World Inside SQL Server

ne of the major benefits of writing .NET code to run in the Common Language Runtime (CLR) hosted in any environment is code access security (CAS). CAS provides a code-based

Raise Printing to a Fine Art in Windows Forms

rinting is an integral functionality found in almost every decent Windows application. For example, you might be working on a POS (Point of Sale) application and need to print receipts,

A Whole Lot of Open Goin’ On

SAN FRANCISCO—The newly installed CEO of Sun Microsystems, Jonathan Schwartz, and the newly reinstalledhead of Sun Software, Rich Green, took the stage Tuesday morning to officially open the 11th annual