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Just read about the release of a new Java code review tool and that reminded me of an article I
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Java User Meet 29th Jan 2005
The next IndicThreads.com Java User Meet will be held at 4 pm on the 29th of Jan 2005. The venue
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In part one of this series of articles, we had a look at generics and how they can make a
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The future of open source is a topic that is of great significance to the Java community as much of
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Although tsunamis and earthquakes isn’t quite the subject of this site, we are featuring this article so as to do
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