Your Refcardz WishList: What Cards Would You Like To Appear in the Series?

Would love some refercardz about basic language feature/syntax for : - Clojure - Erlang Thanks ;)

Mercurial, Smart GWT

RefCardz about the TPL in .net 4 (plural because I think just one RefCard could not cover the whole thing).

Update for Groovy

Update for Grails (if relevant changes)

Python 3

• Spring Security Annotations
• Dependency Injection with EJB3 Part 2 (more advanced)
• JEE Security (JSR250) Part 2 (more advanced)

And please no more "Geting started with XXXXXX Obscure technology" refcards. They're low on content and rather useless. Some of the best refcards you have are the "Core CSS" series and the "Design Patterns" which are very content heavy. If these refcards are supposed to be references, they should really have a thorough explanation and listing of the options and capabilities of each annotation or framework piece.

Hello James

I have seen this link http://refcardz.dzone.com/home, I see that the card list is based in pagination, can DZone include a link to able us download the complete 100 cards list within a PDF file? and a textfield for card search?, perhaps include a list based by categories, like Frameworks, Web, Web Services, Databases etc to help us do a fast search query

I would be happy see cards about:

• Terracotta
• GridGain
• Spring dm Server
• MySQL and Postgresql Migration between them
• Flex, ActionScript
• Spring Roo =)
• Groovy and Grails

Thanks a lot for your effort for each author and for DZone for offer this excellent community!

1. Cards based upon cloud computing, amazon ec2 / google app 2. Secure computing, telling all about ssl / encyption 3. Linux file system, navigating though different shells/directory structure etc. 4. Caching in java using ehcache as example.

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Thanks James, I have other request not related with cards, I suggest to DZone create a Zone about the video interviews and conferences.

-Manuel

Ashish,

RefCard #82 'Getting Started with Cloud Computing' might satisfy your 1st request.

http://refcardz.dzone.com/refcardz/getting-started-cloud

• Database Partitioning and other tuning techniques
• Comparison of Popular MVC frameworks
• Comparison of Persistence frameworks
• Advanced file systems for Linux
• Basic tuning for Java production environment

Definitely Mercurial. I've been living with CVS for a number of years, I need a quick course in Mercurial basics/bit more than basics.

My votes:

• CSS3 (including browser compatibility info and what can be used today across the top browsers)
• HTML5 (including browser compatibility info and what can be used today across the top browsers)
• Web Accessibility (WAI, etc., focusing on the indicating the most useful constructs)
• Top Eclipse Plugins (showcase the highest-value and, hopefully free, plugins)
• JavaScript Framework Matrix (comparing the top JavaScript frameworks--WOW, would that be useful)

See the pattern above?  It's great to have Refcardz information; but, it is even more helpful to be told where the highest value exists for any Refcardz topic.  That's often the challenge... knowing what is really useful.

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