I’m amazed at how far Python has come
Mark Lutz, one of the most well known names in Python, tells us why he feels Python is now a
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David Ascher is the Chief Technologist and Managing Director for ActiveState, he is also a director of the Python Software
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Rich Unger is currently on the NetBeans Governance Board and has been a contributor to NetBeans for several years. He
Read moreWhy pick JTiger Java Unit Testing Framework over good old JUnit?
When it comes to unit testing in java, one framework prominently comes in mind i.e. JUnit. But there’s a new
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When it comes to unit testing in java, just one framework comes in mind i.e. JUnit. But there’s new kid
Read moreJDeveloper is the most comprehensive Java IDE available
Oracle’s recent announcement that JDeveloper 10g will now be available free of cost, has sparked a lot of fresh interest
Read moreThe future of the Java platform lies in the mobile world
John Zukowski is a writer and developer specializing in Java and related Web technologies. He has used Java and written
Read moreUse 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
Read moreWebLogic 9.0 takes J2EE to a new level of reliability and scalability
In this interview, Jesper Joergensen talks about BEA’s involvement in open source, its approach to J2EE and the changing nature
Read moreOpen-Source keeps me ‘coding fit’
Open Source software has had a major role to play in the growth of Java. Apache and in particular the
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