PHP Framworks !! Why , when and which ?
This post give you a insight view of various PHP frameworks.....when should you use it ...which is suitable for you etc.
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13 Tips for a more accessible web
Simple tips on making your HTML or Ajax application more accessible.
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Building Real Time Web Applications Using HTML 5 Web Sockets - Indicthreads Enterprise Java Software Developer Station
Article on using WebSockets, and Server Sent Events proposed in HTML 5 specifications to build real time apps
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Draft proposal for Class loader deadlock fix
For several years we have been hearing requests from you for a fix for the class loader problem, 4670071, in which custom class loaders can deadlock.... more »
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Java Persistence 2.0 Public Draft
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The Java Persistence 2.0 Public Draft is scheduled to be released this week, so I thought it would be a good time to review some of the new features... more »
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Part 3 of ?: Swing Application Best Practices
If you haven't seen Part 1 and Part 2 of this series I invite you to read those. I'm really excited about the amount of response I have received on... more »
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Who ordered sequential consistency?
Why the sudden interest in Java? Because Java memory model is very relevant to C++0x. The keyword here is sequential consistency. Java enforces... more »
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REST APIs must be hypertext driven
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Roy Fielding recently wrote in "REST APIs must be hypertext-driven" I am getting frustrated by the number of people calling any HTTP-based... more »
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12 Principles For Keeping Your Code Clean
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Let’s take a look at some poorly written HTML, discuss its problems, and then whip it into shape! Bear in mind, we are not passing any judgment on the... more »
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Part 2 of ?: Swing Application Best Practices
In Part 1 I introduced the need for a simple project to help demonstrate and teach Swing best practices. Today I want to talk about areas of focus or... more »
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Web Beans and the EE platform
Gavin King blogs about how the Web Beans spec has evolved, and why a number of open issues in the spec may make it necessary either to drop the... more »
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CSS3 Template Layout
Like many developers who had seen the work-in-progress CSS3 Layout specification I was immediately horrified. As one commenter on Reddit said: "Argh.... more »
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Virtual filesystem
One interesting question I had at my Java 7 talk this past weekend was whether JSR 203 would support an in-memory virtual filesystem. Interestingly,... more »
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OpenID Is Here... Too Bad Users Can't Figure Out How It Works
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Imagine a much friendlier internet, one where you only have to remember one password. A place where it’s easy to keep a tight grip on your personal... more »
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C++ for the next decade
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I illustrate a few of the new features below. I have done this mainly as a way of understanding them better myself, not because I claim any sort of... more »
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Why Google Forked OpenID and Other Stories
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The more I learn about OpenID, the more it reminds me of XML in that it is a suboptimal solution to the primary problem people are using it to solve.... more »
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RESTful Web services: The basics
Representational State Transfer (REST) has gained widespread acceptance across the Web as a simpler alternative to SOAP- and Web Services Description... more »
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REST != HTTP
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Roy Fielding has weighed in on the recent "buzzwordiness" (hey, if Colbert can make up "truthiness", then I can make up "buzzwordiness") of calling... more »
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Video: Part 4 of an Introduction to the NetBeans APIs
Get acquainted with the FileSystem API and how it can enrich your Swing applications.
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Get Drunk and Code
Have you ever reached the pinnacle of the programmers peak when working on a piece of code while drunk? Have you ever thought: now that's a brilliant... more »
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UTF-8: The Secret of Character Encoding
Character encoding and character sets are not that difficult to understand, but so many people blithely stumble through the worlds of programming... more »
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Web Beans Public Review Draft released
The Web Beans (JSR-299) specification is now available for public review. Web Beans defines a set of services for the Java EE environment that makes... more »
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In defense of JSR 310
I just ran across this ridiculous assessment of JSR 310 and had to comment.
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The Problem With URLs
URLs are simple things. Or so you'd think. Let's say you wanted to detect an URL in a block of text and convert it into a bona fide hyperlink. No... more »
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