Eclipse is focused on closing in on Visual Studio – Switching campaigns are for market followers
Java development tools affect and interest every Java developer, and Eclipse is easily the most commonly used development tool. On
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Swing UI is mature while Ajax is still in its infancy
Suggest Ajax web development to a Java UI developer and you will invariably get the question “Why not Java RIA?
Read moreAll Ajax development can happen serverside using the Backbase framework and JSF
The Ajax wave has led to the emergence of several Ajax frameworks over the past year or so, each promising
Read moreWhy is open source so successful? Why should I contribute to open source?
Ted Leung recently shared his thoughts on open source with PythonThreads.com. Ted is an open source veteran and has been
Read morePure Ajax creates the next generation legacy applications
Ajax has been in the limelight for over an year. While interest in the technology is high, there’s still large
Read moreTest Driven Development doesn’t fit my brain
Titus Brown is a well known name in the Python community. Apart from his work in Python, he is also
Read moreThe good and bad of XP and Agile notions of software testing
XP and Agile techniques not only have an impact on the way you develop software but also on the way
Read moreGroovy bridges the scripting and the enterprise Java worlds
Scripting / agile / dynamic languages for Java have been around for some time. However they seem to be getting
Read moreStruts Action Framework 2.0 should be released by August 2006
If there’s one thing the Java community has an addiction for, it’s frameworks. There are 100s of Java frameworks and
Read moreLet Java retire from the spotlight of web applications in dignity
Java enthusiasts today seems to have a love-hate relationship with Ruby and Ruby on Rails. While there are some who
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