Seven Ajax Frameworks / Toolkits to watch out for
Ajax was easily the most talked about technology at JavaOne 2006. Java developers it seemed wanted to get into Ajax
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Simplifying Java with Jakarta Commons Lang
As enterprise Java developers, we are routinely required to implement functionality like parsing XML, working with HTTP, validating input, and
Read moreSimplifying Java with Jakarta Commons Lang
As enterprise Java developers, we are routinely required to implement functionality like parsing XML, working with HTTP, validating input, and
Read moreScripting Jython and Groovy using Coyote with NetBeans
If Guillaume’s Groovy interview has got you interested in Groovy, the Coyote project can quickly get you started with Groovy
Read moreJava’s failure at shared hosting will contribute to its downfall
My experience with shared java hosting has been quite bad. Some time back I wrote about the problems I encountered
Read moreAre you Ajax Enabled? Everybody else is…
I do not know if the Guinness Book keeps such records, but the word Ajax sure would be a frontrunner
Read moreWhen will Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF) become open source?
When I first read Oracle’s announcement “Oracle donates ADF Faces to Apache“, I sort of jumped the gun and thought
Read moreA quick look at EJB 3.0 Stateless Session Beans
I have been with EJBs for a fairly long time but I have been very much part of the “reluctant
Read moreIT Survivors – Staying Alive In A Software Job
Before I started working for myself, I spent some years in some of the top IT companies in India and
Read moreRecruiting like crazy
As Indian software companies continue to recruit like there’s no tomorrow, salaries are rising (Ref: Satyam hikes salaries), job sites
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