Newest Java Articles Building the Perfect Portable Eclipse Workbench By Scott Nelson - Published 11/20/2008 Increase your productivity when developing in Eclipse with plug-ins that reduce the number of applications open on your desktop and make those infrequent tasks easier with wizards.
Why Agile Projects Fail By Scott Nelson - Published 11/13/2008 Agile methodologies can deliver more functionality and better quality in less time. When they don't, is it the process, the people, or the project?
Test Cases Made Easy with JUnit 4.5 By David Thurmond - Published 11/12/2008 JUnit revolutionized writing unit test cases when it arrived on the scene, but with the release of JUnit 4.5, developers now have a whole new architecture and a host of new features to make writing unit tests even easier.
Improving Code Consistency and Standards Compliance with Eclipse Preferences By Scott Nelson - Published 11/06/2008 Everyone knows that coding standards save time and improve quality. Learn how to provide consistency in code formatting and environment preferences seamlessly in any Eclipse-based IDE (fast becoming the majority).
Multimedia Programming with Java: Getting Started By Richard G. Baldwin - Published 11/04/2008 Getting started with a new technology can be daunting. Learn how you can benefit from a Java multimedia library and a lightweight Java IDE named DrJava, which has the ability to interactively evaluate Java code.
Continuously Improving Your Kanban Change Request Process By Eric Landes - Published 10/31/2008 Many times. a new process is introduced and after the initial introduction, those productivity gains slide back. But the Kanban process (really, any lean process) is designed to allow teams to introduce improvements continuously to their process, thus continually improving productivity.
Reduce String Literal Overhead with Eclipse By Scott Nelson - Published 10/29/2008 Every J2EE web application can get an immediate performance boost by eliminating common and unnecessary overhead that uses an uncommon Eclipse setting and a little discipline.
OP-ED: The Realities of an Uncertain Economy By Paul Kimmel - Published 10/23/2008 When handed a crate of lemons, make lemonade. Success in a tough economic climate is about perspective and attitude.
Stubbing For Fun, Profit, and Survival By Scott Nelson - Published 10/22/2008 The importance of stubbed methods is often misunderstood, leading to approaches that hinder development progress. Learn why this common technique is key to a project's success and a variety of approaches to adapt in your daily development.
Highlighted Java Tutorials 10 Commandments for Java Developers By Aleksey Shevchenko -
Would you like your life to go much smoother? Follow these rule and you can make it happen.
Ten Aspects of Security to Improve Application Strength By Chad Cook -
Making mistakes when trying to build secure applications can lead to critical flaws and vulnerabilities. Learn how to strengthen an application and avoid costly mistakes.
Programming the Eclipse Workbench By Peter Nehrer -
What makes Eclipse applications most easily recognizable is the Workbench. Explore the Eclipse Workbench parts in detail — specifically the views and editors that make up most Workbench applications.
Ajax with the ZK Framework By Michael Klaene -
Discover how to utilize the ZK Ajax framework to develop web based Java applications with the look and functionality of desktop applications.
Developing Java-Based Mobile Games By Mugdha Chauhan -
With 1.2 billion cell phones in the world, mobile game development has become a lucrative industry. Use your existing Java knowledge to learn mobile development basics while building your first game!
Good Java Style: Part 1 By Thornton Rose -
Worrying about good style may seem like a waste of time, but it behooves us to write our code such that the thoughts and ideas it expresses are exceptionally clear.
J2ME Core Concepts By Eric Giguère -
At the heart of Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME) are three core
concepts: configurations, profiles, and optional packages.
JXTA for Wireless Java Programmers By Bilal Siddiqui -
Interested in adding J2ME devices in Peer-to-Peer (P2P) computing? This new series will use JXTA as an example P2P network and show why, when, and how to use J2ME as a JXTA peer.
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