IT recruitments forecast for 2005: Hazy and Uncertain
Two new reports discuss IT recruitments for 2005 and how technologies like Java and .NET feature in terms of their
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A software techie’s guide to visiting, staying, and traveling in the United States
Its now been quite a while since I got back from the US. I was there in the months of
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If your Java application has to interact using HTTP, you should consider adopting the Jakarta Commons HttpClient component.
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Being an Apress Author, a couple of days back I got a mail that talked about Apress’ latest book promotion.
Read moreLAMP alternative to J2EE and .Net
A few days back, IndicThreads reported on how Python is starting to enter the enterprise application space and today we
Read moreAn Introduction to Java Class Loaders
One of the main features of Java is "Write Once and Run Anywhere". The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) is responsible
Read moreJ2SE 5.0 (Generics + Enhanced For Loop)
This new series of articles about J2SE 5.0 take a close look at the capabilities of the new Java version.
Read more10 years of Java + Interesting statistics about Java usage
The Financial Express is carrying a story about 10 years of Java. The story talks of the history of the
Read moreA Python in Java land
Most reports look at only Java and .NET as the players in the enterprise application space. However Python is an
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