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Query by Slice, Parallel Execute, and Join: A Thread Pool Pattern in Java
This article will first show you how to effectively utilize ROWNUM at the database level itself, so that we implement "true pagination": querying data in slices with our paged data sent in batches to available threads in a thread pool.
First Steps to Scala
In this article, you'll follow twelve steps that are designed to help you understand and gain some basic skills in the Scala programming language.
10 Sources for Free Computer Programming Courses Online -- Education-Portal.com
Looking to increase your knowledge of computer programming? Here is a list of universities and other great sources that offer free computer programming courses online.
Learning Rails podcast, for web designers and developers
A podcast that teaches Ruby on Rails fundamentals
Learning Rails will take you step-by-step through all the concepts behind Ruby on Rails.
Life outside the IDE - Coding in a parallel toolset has its perks -- freedom, for one
For many Java developers, the IDE is more than a high-powered telescope. In this article the author reminds you how invigorating it can be to write code the old-fashioned way with newer technologies like Buildr, Jetty, JavaRebel, and more.
Coding Horror: The F5 Key Is Not a Build Process
A garder comme référence sur les process de build agiles
java.net: Building Maps into Your Swing Application with the JXMapViewer
In this article, we will build a simple program that shows a map and lets you zoom and pan around. We will also add a few controls to show locations on the map with custom code.
Use Java to Interact with Your Clipboard
Learn how to use the java.awt.datatransfer package to cut, copy, and paste to a clipboard in Java.
java.net: Adding Auto-Completion Support to Swing Comboboxes
Providing auto-completion support on application text components and comboboxes is quickly becoming a standard UI feature. This article compares 4 implementations for auto-completion on Swing comboboxes: GlazedLists, SwingX, JIDE, and Laf-Widget.
A Java Developer's Guide to Ruby
To demonstrate why Ruby is a good fit for Java developers, this article introduces the language features that will make you more efficient and then shows short program examples in both languages.
java.net: Exception-Handling Antipatterns
In this article, we'll discuss some fundamental concepts about the different types of Java exceptions and their intended uses. We'll take a look at common exception-handling antipatterns that you are almost certain to find somewhere in your code
ONJava.com -- Controlling Threads by Example
A thread is an execution path in the program that has its own local variables, program counter, and lifetime. This article will take a nontrivial example with threads and refactor the code to include a mechanism to stop, monitor, pause, and resume.
Esper: Event Stream Processing and Correlation
Esper is capable of triggering custom actions when event conditions occur among event streams. It is designed for high-volume event correlation where millions of events make it impossible to store them all to later query them using a db architecture.
Guidelines for Writing JSR-168 Portlets
This article illustrates best practices for developing JSR-168 portlets for portability.
Using JavaSpaces
avaSpaces has been a bit of an unknown technology for a long time. It's one of those technologies that programmers know is out there, but haven't actually used enough to say they understand what it's for or what it can do for them.
Let's go distributed: how to build a parallel web spider in Java...
To combat the decline in Moore's law, CPU, OS, and application developers are beginning to have to go distributed. The only problem is, when developers think distributed programming, they think hard.
ONLamp.com -- Smalltalk for Everyone Else
Smalltalk, an influential language with deep roots in software development practice, offers an outstanding opportunity for stretching your mind and exercising your development muscles. The only drawback is that once you try it, you may never go back. This
Code Reviews
How does one reconcile these polarizing effects of a code review? The following sections show how you can stay on the high horse and yet deliver on time. They synthesize the essence of lessons learned from experience and best practices.
Java theory and practice: Going atomic
Until JDK 5.0, it was not possible to write wait-free, lock-free algorithms in the Java language without using native code. The addition of the atomic variable classes in java.util.concurrent changes that situation.
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