Use a spade to dig a hole – Use a bulldozer to dig a trench
In this interview, Andrey Grebnev tells us why he thinks AJAX is more hype than substance. He talks about the
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Open Source Convention 2005 on August 1-5 in Portland, Oregon
Open Source Convention 2005 explores three deep trends affecting open source: the commoditization of software, network-enabled collaboration, and software customizability.
Read moreMicrosoft 43.6% vs Java 12.2%
A recent “Top 1000 Application Servers Survey” of Fortune 1000 companies by Port80 Software shows that use of Microsoft’s ASP.NET,
Read morePython Bug Day on 25th June 2005
The goal of the bug day is to process bug reports in the Python bug tracker on SourceForge, providing additional
Read moreLong awaited Jakarta Commons Lang 2.1 is now available
Jakarta Commons Lang 2.1 final is now available for download. This long awaited new version of Lang has the following
Read moreTikeSwing simplifies Swing
TikeSwing is an open source Swing framework that provides a high-level Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture and simplifies the usage of Swing
Read moreSun Certified Business Component Developer- Exam Study Kit
With the popularity of J2EE in the enterprise, there is probably no Java certification more valuable for an EJB developer
Read moreHotwire your site to Google !
There are several ways to set-up a XML Sitemap, perhaps the easiest way is to use the open-source Generator which
Read moreOpen source window manager catches a giant’s eye
Freelance software developer Matthew Allum created the Matchbox Window Manager, a lightweight program designed to more efficiently run X11 applications
Read moreTop 3 Java-to.NET Interoperatability Issues
As firms try to make Java / J2EE work with .NET, the top 3 Java-to.NET Interop Issues they face, as
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