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All these years I've been ignoring this class...

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Fobs4JMF is a JMF PlugIn which allows to use the wide range of formats supported by ffmpeg in your Java applications. It uses the C++ API provided by Fobs and JNI to make it avialable at the Java side. This plugin integrates perfectly in the Java Media Framework, allowing existing and new applications to open and edit video and audio files in all the formats supported by ffmpeg using the standard JMF API.

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The Unity engine is becoming even more affordable to independent and hobbyist developers, as Unity Technologies has retired the $200 "Unity Indie" offering and replaced it with a free license, simply called Unity.

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This is a tutorial on vector algebra and matrix algebra from the viewpoint of computer graphics. It covers most vector and matrix topics needed to read college-level computer graphics text books. Most graphics texts cover these subjects in an appendix, but it is often too short. This tutorial covers the same material at greater length, and with many examples.

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Ramp Up is a free, online, community-based learning program, with a number of different tracks that will help you build your portfolio of professional development skills. Ramp Up has a solid foundation of premium technical content from subject-matter gurus, and provides easy-to-access content in a variety of forms that guide you in learning the important skills. Join Ramp Up (it's free!) and help advance your career - click on a track now to start!

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Haskell is best in class functional programming language. Python is one of the easiest programming languages in the world for people to get started with. HoPe is an implementation of Python in Haskell on the lines of Jython and IronPython. General announcements and random ramblings for this project will be maintained at my blog at "http://programming-tidbits.blogspot.com" .

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bibtex-py is a simple bibtex parsing module for python. It is the library used in biblio-py.

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Microsoft releases free and powerfull debugging tools for Windows. The packadge includes the well known 'WinDbg' debugger, which, at its core, runs on top the Windows debugging engine - dbgeng.dll.

DbgEng is a powerfull debugger engine. Its features include:

user mode debugging
kernel mode debugging
x86, x64 support
soft and hw breakpoints
symbol server
and more!
PyDbgEng is a Python Wrapper For Microsoft Debug Engine.

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As economists explore the causes of the current worldwide recession, they are expressing a growing recognition that free markets are not always as efficient as many assumed them to be. In particular, they do not appear to be able to properly price systemic risk: the second- and third-order effects of decisions by a number of financial players, each apparently operating rationally, which can combine to cause a complex interrelated financial system to collapse.

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Remember: actors are the OOP that Alan Kay originally had in mind.

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This project contains several of Google's core Java libraries that we use in our myriad Java projects. These libraries are still subject to change.

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Eric Baldeschwieler from Yahoo gave an impressive talk about what they’re doing with Hadoop. Yahoo is running clusters at a simply amazing scale. They have several different clusters, totally some 86 PB of disk space, but their largest is a 4000-node cluster with 16 PB of disk, 64 TB of RAM, and 32,000 CPU cores. One of the most compelling points they made was that Yahoo’s experiences prove that Hadoop really does scale as designed. If you start with a small grid now, you can be sure that it will scale up – way up.

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Several Ajaxified JSF/JSP demos. 

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Libmpdec is a complete implementation of the General Decimal Arithmetic Specification. The specification, written by Mike Cowlishaw from IBM, defines a general purpose arbitrary precision data type together with rigorously specified functions and rounding behavior. As described in the scope section of the specification, libmpdec will - with minor restrictions - also conform to the IEEE 754-2008 Standard for Floating-Point Arithmetic, provided that the appropriate context parameters are set.

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This tutorial describes how to create markers for use with the ARToolKit tracking library.

Markers can be easily created in a graphics package and printed out, or even created by hand (such as using adhesive-backed felt). The marker should conform to the dimensions shown here:

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Last week I wrote a little module that uses the NetBeans Visual Library and the Javac Tree API to create a graph of the contents of a Java file, showing dependencies between class members. It's now available on the NetBeans daily build update center - if you're running a daily build of NetBeans, just go to Tools | Plugins and download Graphical Class Viewer.

My question is, would anybody actually find this useful? It was mostly an experiment to get more fluent with a couple of APIs I need to know well - but it seems like it could be handy if you're going to edit a class you didn't write and want to see where the action is - or if you've got a bunch of encapsulated fields and want to quickly see if anything is not using the getters and setters.

What it does:
Shows a graph (see screenshot below)
If you hover the mouse over, say, a method, then the path to things that method calls/uses will be shown in red, and things that call that method are shown in blue
You can click the arrow button on the widget for any class member and see its source code

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Dataflow concurrency offers an alternative concurrency model, which is inherently safe and robust.

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XnaTouch is a free implementation of the XNA Framework for MonoTouch. Your goal is help the port of Zune games for the IPhone / Ipod Touch (and vice versa).

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About the history of programming languages, apparently

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The ability to compile IronPython scripts into .NET IL and to save them to disk existed in IronPython 1.0 but has been missing in 2.0 so far. With IronPython 2.0 Beta4 this has been added back.

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