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Craig Walls

Spring Web Flow RefCard

Posted By: Craig Walls on Feb. 8, 2010

In case you've not heard or don't follow me on Twitter, I'm pleased to announce that my fourth DZone Refcard, one covering Spring Web Flow, was released today. You can also read a short interv



Robert Fischer

I Don’t Get It

Posted By: Robert Fischer on Feb. 5, 2010

When encountering a bug in an open source project, most Java people seem unwilling to either fix it themselves or pay the maintainer to fix it—they’d rather abandon the project or kludge their software painfully and repetitiv



Brian Goetz

DVD ripping and zTunes

Posted By: Brian Goetz on Feb. 5, 2010

I extended zTunes to handle VOB video files, and was able to push some tracks from DVD (ripped using DVDShrink) through zTunes to iTunes. Pretty nice, but I had to manually edit the ripped file names since ripping from DVD doesn’



Robert Fischer

The Gradual Death of IE6 Just Got a Nitro Boost

Posted By: Robert Fischer on Feb. 2, 2010

From the Official Google Enterprise Blog: Many other companies have already stopped supporting older browsers like Internet Explorer 6.0 as well as browsers that are not supported by their own manufacturers. We’re also going to begi



Andrew Glover

Introduction to easyb video

Posted By: Andrew Glover on Feb. 2, 2010

The easyb team is pleased to announce the posting of a hip introductory video that demonstrates both specifications and stories in action. In this 8 and 1/2 minute video, you’ll learn that easyb enables you to express human reada



Brian Gilstrap

Java Annotations have Become Pixie Dust

Posted By: Brian Gilstrap on Feb. 2, 2010

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Nathaniel Schutta

Freedom(TM)

Posted By: Nathaniel Schutta on Jan. 31, 2010

Freedom (TM) is Daniel Suarez’s followup to one of my favorite books of 2009 – Daemon. Required reading for last year’s Hackers B and B, Daemon is a geek friendly book that includes a main character using a perfectly



Brian Goetz

Book review: Fermat’s Enigma

Posted By: Brian Goetz on Jan. 31, 2010

This is a nice little book about the history of mathematics and the 350-year quest for the proof to Fermat’s Last Theorem.  It was written by the fellow who wrote the BBC / Nova TV special on Andrew Wiles, but includes a lot more



Brian Goetz

Our government, protecting us

Posted By: Brian Goetz on Jan. 31, 2010

We’ve recently gone on an “energy efficiency” rampage at the house, replacing bulbs with CFLs, identifying devices that are unnecessarily left on all the time, wrestling with Windows to stay asleep during periods of ina



Robert Fischer

New Layout and Design Facelift

Posted By: Robert Fischer on Jan. 31, 2010

Thanks to Alicia Weller. It started a minor clean-up of the previous theme and (like most software projects) evolved into something much more interesting and exciting. There’s now a big



Matthew McCullough

JavaZone 2009 Open Source Debugging Talk

Posted By: Matthew McCullough on Jan. 27, 2010

Open Source Debugging in Norway My Open Source Debugging talk that I gave at JavaZone, Oslo, Norway last September is online and can be watched in Flash format or downloaded as an M4V file. If you were not able to catch this talk at e



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Video: Ken Sipe on Software Architects & Open Source Adoption

Ken Sipe on Software Architects & Open Source Adoption

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Ken Sipe is a Technology Director with Perficient, Inc. (PRFT), IBM's largest service partner, where he leads multiple teams in the development of solutions in the SOA, Web 2.0 and portal domains, on both the Java and .Net platforms. Ken was the founder of CodeMentor, where he was the Chief Architect and Mentor, leading clients in the execution of RUP and Agile methodologies in the delivery of software solutions. Ken has a deep need to be h.. Watch Video »
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